👏 👏 providing equitable care to vulnerable patient populations is central to our ethos at Azra Care. Great piece on taking better care of incarcerated musculoskeletal patients from Christian Pean M.D., M.S.
Excited to share our newest research out of Duke Orthopaedic Surgery in the The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc. focusing on the ethical and policy considerations of orthopaedic care for incarcerated individuals. The reality of mass incarceration poses a severe public health challenge in the U.S., bringing to light the ethical dilemmas and policy hurdles orthopaedic surgeons face in providing care to this marginalized group, especially concerning fracture treatment. Finding solutions is complex, yet it’s crucial that we, as medical professionals, stay true to our ethical obligations, ensuring we not only preserve but also champion the dignity of our patients under all circumstances. 🔗 Article link below. #orthopedicsurgery #healthequity #massincarceration #ethics #healthpolicy https://lnkd.in/enmQ7eAE