“Time To Set Aside The Term ‘Low-Value Care’—Focus On Achieving High-Value Care For All"
Carmen Reyes discusses reimagining "low value care" and the impact of racial injustice in medicine.
Carmen Reyes discuss the importance of language in reinforcing equitable access to care.
Read the new blog post from Carmen Reyes, L.A. CAPRA and CHIME Community Liaison Core Manager. She examines the role of racial injustice and disparities in medicine, and its impact on African American, Latinx, and other racial and ethnic communities.
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