Due to systemic, logistical, or structural barriers that have persisted for decades in healthcare systems around the world, there is a growing awareness about the need for diversifying patient...
Biomedical ethics is an interdisciplinary field that examines moral issues surrounding healthcare practices such as clinical research, patient care, and health policy making. It encompasses...
Healthcare organizations are complex hierarchies that create barriers for people who may be disadvantaged by various social factors such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic...
Medical resource allocation is an important issue that considers how scarce resources are distributed among patients in healthcare settings. It involves making difficult decisions about who receives...
The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for fair distribution of healthcare resources, particularly among marginalized groups who are more vulnerable to infection due to social factors such as...
The concept of medical neutrality is defined as "a principle that healthcare providers provide care without judging or imposing their personal beliefs on patients"(CNN). It means that doctors and...