Patient-Centered Focus Groups as a Catalyst for Anti-Racism Research and Quality Improvement in an Urban Academic OB/GYN Clinic

Authors

Samantha Brenner, Wright State UniversityFollow
Fiona Hodges, Wright State UniversityFollow
Tonia J. Rhone, Wright State University
Toni Tipton, Wright State University
Keith Reisinger-Kindle, Wright State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Poster

Publication Date

2022

Abstract

Background •There is a known, pervasive existence of racism within OBGYN with resultant inequities and disparities in patient outcomes •Limited published perspectives of patients with racism in inpatient and outpatient OBGYN •The importance of centering patients’ voices in anti-racism research initiatives is clear •The objective of this study was to utilize patient-centered focus groups to prioritize anti-racism quality improvement and research investigations in the inpatient and outpatient setting

Comments

This poster was presented at the 2022 Dayton Area Graduate Medical Education Community

Repository Citation

Brenner, S., Hodges, F., Rhone, T. J., Tipton, T., & Reisinger-Kindle, K. (2022). Patient-Centered Focus Groups as a Catalyst for Anti-Racism Research and Quality Improvement in an Urban Academic OB/GYN Clinic. .
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/obgyn/157