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Race, racism, and antiracism in emergency medicine: A scoping review of the literature and research agenda for the future by Darby, Anna, Cleveland Manchanda, Emily C., Janeway, Hannah, Samra, Shamsher, Hicks, Marquita Norman, Long, Ruby, Gipson, Katrina A., Chary, Anita N., Adjei, Brenda A., Khanna, Kajal, Pierce, Ava, Kaltiso, Sheri‐Ann O., Spadafore, Sophia, Tsai, Jennifer, Dekker, Annette, Thiessen, Molly E., Foster, Jordan, Diaz, Rose, Mizuno, Mikaela, Schoenfeld, Elizabeth

“…Objectives The objective was to conduct a scoping review of the literature and develop consensus‐derived research priorities for future research inquiry in an…”
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Physician-patient agreement in the assessment of allergen relevance by Gipson, Katrina A, Carlson, Sean W, Nedorost, Susan T

“…The efficacy of patch testing may be enhanced by data allowing the physician to estimate the likelihood that results of a patch-test reading are relevant to a…”
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The Time Is Now: Racism and the Responsibility of Emergency Medicine to Be Antiracist by Franks, Nicole M., Gipson, Katrina, Kaltiso, Sheri-Ann, Osborne, Anwar, Heron, Sheryl L.

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has shed light on the ongoing pandemic of racial injustice. In the context of these twin pandemics, emergency medicine organizations are…”
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Words matter: Language impact on the care of patients with disabilities by Rotoli, Jason, Sapp, Richard, Poffenberger, Cori, Mirus, I.V., Moreland, Christopher, Balhara, Kamna, Gipson, Katrina, Backster, Anika, Modi, Payal, Donnelly, Cullan, Coates, Wendy C.

“…Like many other marginalized groups, people with disabilities face disparities in access to equitable healthcare access and have worse healthcare outcomes such…”
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“I don't want to be the squeaky wheel”: Addressing bias as a leader in emergency medicine by Suri, Ambuj, Yang, David, Sun, Wendy W., Fofana, Mariame, Binstadt, Emily S., Weygandt, Paul Logan, Moll, Joel L., Strout, Tania D., Gipson, Katrina, Norman, Marquita S., Tsuchida, Ryan E., Alvarez, Al'ai, Balhara, Kamna S.

“…Background Implicit bias poses a barrier to inclusivity in the health care workforce and is detrimental to patient care. While previous studies have…”
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Relevance of doubtful ("equivocal") late patch-test readings by Carlson, Sean, Gipson, Katrina, Nedorost, Susan

“…Doubtful late patch-test readings are often not considered clinically relevant. As a result, allergens with doubtful late readings may not be disclosed to the…”
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Validity of subject self-report for acne by Menon, Chandrakala, Gipson, Katrina, Bowe, Whitney P, Hoffstad, Ole J, Margolis, David J

“…Acne prevalence studies often use subject self-report as data source. Our aim was to evaluate the validity of acne self-report. Responses of university…”
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