Addressing Racial Inequity in Surgery: Reflections On a Career in Medicine by a Surgeon

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 49 (2):174-180 (2021)
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Abstract

Racial inequity has influenced both personal and public health in the United States and has impacted enrollment in medical schools and training programs. The effects of racial inequity on training and how it is perceived can differ depending on who is being affected. Recommendations are offered for positive changes through mentoring of individuals, institutional leadership, and structural changes in organizations.

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