🎤: California Offers Insight Into Modern Health Care Workforce Relations
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Friday, October 20, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs
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ICYMI, Chidinma Ibe of Johns Hopkins University joined A Health Podyssey to discuss her recent paper that provides a closer understanding of the value of community health workers' (CHW) voices, social risk factors, and how structural racism shapes CHWs' approach to intervention delivery in structurally vulnerable communities.
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In his poem included in the October issue of Health Affairs, Ryan Petteway, associate professor at the Oregon Health & Science University, explores research and knowledge production within historically marginalized communities and the ways that knowledge production can be exclusionary or harmful.

In a follow-up interview, Petteway notes that place-based research can also often offer a one-dimensional perspective of the communities it attempts to dissect.

It can disproportionately focus on what these communities lack, rather than all that they offer.

The poem, along with an interview with Ryan Petteway and Health Affairs Senior Editor and Correspondent Jessica Bylander, can be found at healthaffairs.org.
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California Shares Insight Into Modern Health Care Workforce Relations

Health Affairs' Leslie Erdelack and Michael Gerber discuss labor relations and news out of California, providing an update on the Kaiser Permanente workforce strike and how California will raise its minimum wage for health care workers to $25 an hour. So does California, so does the US?
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