Strive For Cultural Responsiveness In Healthcare
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About this episode
If you're feeling like your efforts to improve healthcare access and quality are not working, then this episode is for you! In this episode, you will learn
1. Corey's mother's experience with chronic illness and the lack of quality care she received
2. The importance of culturally responsive care in healthcare
3. The goal of the My City My Health conference.
Join us at the My City My Health Des Moines Health Equity Summit to learn how you can reduce health disparities in your community.
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