2015
Johnson-Jennings, M., Tarraf, W., & González, H.M.
University of Toronto
The authors use a relationship-centered medical decision-making framework to examine the influence of Indigenous racial concordance and patient ethnic salience on how healthcare providers assessed pain. They found that healthcare providers' perceptions of racial/cultural attributes is a potential source of assessment bias among Indigenous patients, suggesting the need to identify specific interventions that improve cultural awareness and sensitivity for Indigenous patients suffering from pain.
The Healing Relationship in Indigenous Patients' Pain Care: Influences on Racial Concordance and Patient Ethnic Salience on Healthcare Providers' Pain Assessment.
Johnson-Jennings, M., Tarraf, W., & González, H.M. (2015). The healing relationship in Indigenous patients' pain care: Influences on racial concordance and patient ethnic salience on healthcare providers' pain assessment. International Journal of Indigenous Health, 10(2), 33-50.
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