21 Citations
- Yauhen StatsenkoDarya Smetanina Milos Ljubisavljevic
- 2024
Medicine, Geography
Healthcare
The findings can be further used in public health surveillance to clarify the epidemiology of obesity, to guide priority setting and planning, and to develop and evaluate public health policy and strategy.
- Asfand Baig MirzaFeras Fayez K. Ashkan
- 2024
Sociology, Medicine
Journal of neuro-oncology
The underrepresentation of minorities in neuro-oncology clinical trials and the inadequately characterized impact of ethnicity on treatment outcomes highlight a critical need for more inclusive recruitment strategies and improved reporting standards.
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- Melissa J. BloomerLaurie A. SafferJayne HewittLise JohnsDonna McAuliffeAnn Bonner
- 2024
Sociology, Medicine
Palliative medicine
Understanding a person’s culture, beliefs, expectations and choices in illness, treatment goals and care is fundamental, extending beyond what may be already considered as part of clinician-patient care relationships and routine advance care planning.
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- P. M. Sabree C. BurbageP. M. Kathryn L. KrupskyPhD † M. Janelle Cambron-MellottPhD Nate WayP. M. Aarti A. PatelMD MSc Julia J. Liu
- 2024
Medicine, Sociology
Participants with moderate/severe disease had worse outcomes than those with mild UC, and racial/ethnic differences were found in HRQoL, employment, WPAI, HCRU, and direct medical costs.
- Iris LinKathryn KrupskyNate WayAarti A. PatelArlene Tieng
- 2024
Medicine
Rheumatology and therapy
Self-reported moderate/severe PsA was associated with significantly worse HRQoL and WPAI, greater HCRU, and higher costs than self-reported mild PsA, and Moderation results were driven by white participants, suggesting important differences in PROs, HCRU, and perception of PsA severity across race/ethnicity groups.
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- Heather A KisselGa Hee Lee Ty Brumback
- 2024
Sociology
Alcohol, clinical & experimental research
BACKGROUNDIncreasing diversity has become a priority for all fields working with human subjects due to historic exclusions and misrepresentations of participants with minoritized identities. To…
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- Haitao ZhangW. J. Ruan Aaron M. White
- 2024
Medicine, Sociology
Drug and alcohol dependence
- Javier J M HowardRobson CapassoStacey L Ishman
- 2024
Medicine, Sociology
Otolaryngologic clinics of North America
- James M BeattieTeresa CastielloTiny Jaarsma
- 2024
Medicine, Sociology
Vascular health and risk management
The importance of cultural awareness across a range of themes relevant to heart failure management is described and the centrality of cultural competence as the basis of appropriate care provision is emphasized.
- Patricia SheeanP. O'Connor Perry Formanek
- 2024
Medicine
Nutrition in clinical practice : official…
These findings support the routine use of applying BMI as a proxy measure of total adiposity for acutely ill patients identifying as NHW, NHB, and Hispanic and inform the validity and utility of this tool in clinical nutrition practice.
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28 References
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- 1993
Political Science, Sociology
This paper examines federal standard racial and ethnic categories defined in Office of Management and Budget Statistical Directive 15. Strengths and limitations of these categories are presented in…
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- Clara LuRabeeyah AhmedA. LamriS. Anand
- 2022
Sociology, Medicine
PLOS global public health
Past and current understandings of race, ethnicity, and ancestry in research are examined, the distinctions between these terms are identified, the reliability of these terms is examined, and guidance is provided on how to use these terms.
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- N. R. McKenneyC. Bennett
- 1994
Political Science, Sociology
Public health reports
The authors describe some of the complexities of collecting and presenting data on race and ethnicity based on the experiences of the Bureau of the Census to provide comparable race and ethnic data.
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- L. HuntM. Megyesi
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Sociology, Biology
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- Raj BhopalLiam Donaldson
- 1998
Medicine, Sociology
American journal of public health
This commentary analyzes the issue from the perspective of the epidemiology of the health of minority ethnic and racial groups in Europe and the United States and widens the debate on nomenclature for racial and ethnic groups.
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- R. HahnD. Stroup
- 1994
Sociology
Public health reports
Application of criteria for any useful variables collected through surveillance to race and ethnicity suggests that race as assessed in surveillance is not primarily associated with biological characteristics, but it is more like ethnicity--a matter of self-perceived membership in population groups.
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- E. HaozousC. StricklandJanelle F. PalaciosT. Solomon
- 2014
History, Political Science
Journal of environmental and public health
A summary of the current state of the science in racial misclassification among American Indians and Alaska Natives is provided and a historical context on the importance of this problem is provided.
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- A. FlanaginTracy FreyS. Christiansen
- 2021
Medicine, Sociology
JAMA
The guidance defines commonly used terms associated with race and ethnicity and acknowledges that these terms and definitions have changed, that some are out of date, and that the nomenclature will continue to evolve.
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- R. Bhopal
- 2004
Sociology, Medicine
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health
This glossary focuses on the concepts and terminology used in the study of the health of minority ethnic and racial groups. It is hoped that it will stimulate debate on this subject so that an…
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- Alyna T KhanS. Gogarten S. Nelson
- 2022
Medicine
Cell genomics
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