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Eliminating Injustice towards Disadvantaged Populations During an Influenza Pandemic

Author(s):George L. Saunders III; Thea Monet
Organization(s):Old North State Medical Society (ONSMS)
Location:North Carolina
Year: 2007
Available at:www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17500433   (report broken link)
Description:

The Old North State Medical Society (ONSMS) has dedicated itself to equality in healthcare.  This commentary highlights what needs to be done to eliminate potential injustices towards disadvantaged populations during an influenza pandemic.  The recourse emphasizes the importance of community organizations collaborating with public health officials to develop preparedness plans which account for the needs of disadvantages populations. 

Language(s):English
Communities:General; Hispanic or Latino; Mexican American; Black or African American; American Indian or Alaska Native
Subtopic:
Building Partnerships
Building Knowledge
Building Trust
Phase 2 - Preparedness
Target Audience:Emergency Planners & Managers; Local/Community; Policymakers
Resource Type:
Journal Article
Citation:

Saunders G, Monet T. “Eliminating Injustice Towards Disadvantaged Populations During and Influenza Pandemic.” North Carolina Medical Journal. 2007, 68 (1) 46-48

Contact Info:

George L. Saunders III, MD
114 W. Parrish St.

Durham, NC 27701
www.onsms.org