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Get the appGetA recent study has identified both implicit and explicit caste biases among healthcare providers. The research highlights how these attitudes can affect patient care and outcomes, emphasizing the need for awareness and interventions to address caste-based discrimination in the healthcare sector.
Telegraph India·5h ago
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Telegraph India·5h ago
A recent study has identified both implicit and explicit caste biases among healthcare providers. The research highlights how these attitudes can affect patient care and outcomes, emphasizing the need for awareness and interventions to address caste-based discrimination in the healthcare sector.
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