Communities of color experience higher maternal and infant mortality, as well as a host of
other adverse outcomes, during pregnancy and postpartum. To address this, our team is …

Purpose: Inappropriate, disrespectful, or coercive health care (IDCH) is associated with
patient age and sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) and can impact healthcare …

Background Racial and ethnic minoritized groups report disproportionately lower trust in the
health-care system. Lower health-care system trust is potentially related to increased …

Background and Objectives Limited English proficiency (LEP) impairs health access—
including outpatient specialty care—and quality care, ie, inappropriate use of diagnostic …

Background The term “medical mistrust” has increased in literary usage within the last ten
years, but the term has not yet been given a full conceptualization. This article analyzes …

Lack of trust in the healthcare system remains a psychosocial influence of reduced routine
cancer screening in the United States. Using the Health Information National Trends Survey …

Prior to colonization, Indigenous people were healthy and thriving. As a result of
colonization and its ongoing ramifications, Indigenous peoples' health has deteriorated over …

This study examined the multifaceted experiences of Black women as they navigated breast
cancer treatment and survivorship. The study was grounded in the theoretical frameworks of …

Purpose. This study aimed to explore what factors are related to Black men's shared
decision-making (SDM) preferences for selecting hypertension (HTN) treatment and …