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Approximately what percentage of population health is due to health behaviors? -
Answers -30 percent

A doctor believes strongly in racial equality, but treats heart disease in black patients
less frequently than he does for white patients with the same diagnosis, symptoms, and
history. The treatment pattern persists despite evidence that shows black patients are at
greater risk of death from heart disease than white patients. Which of the following may
be at play? - Answers -Implicit bias

In the United States, which of the following is the most significant cause of health
disparities? - Answers -Socioeconomic status

Which of the following situations most clearly represents a health disparity, rather than a
health difference? - Answers -B and C

Which of the following is a strong reason to improve health equity cited in this lesson? -
Answers -A and C

Which of the following is the main way health care organizations can achieve health
equity, according to the IHI framework? - Answers -Taking a comprehensive approach
to equity, including making it a strategic priority, addressing the multiple determinants of
health, and decreasing institutional racism.
This lesson cites research suggesting that diversity among health professionals may
improve equity. Which of the following is a research-supported statement about why this
might be the case? - Answers -Health care professionals from minority backgrounds are
more likely to work in service to those populations.

Which of the following did Emory medical student Byron Crowe learn from his
experience at Good Samaritan Health Center, a clinic serving people living in poverty in
Atlanta? - Answers -B and C


A team of physicians is interested in exploring the disparities in care in their practice.
After a few months of data collection, the team finds that the survival rate of its breast
cancer patients is 80 percent among white women and 60 percent among black women.
It conducts several interventions to see if it can improve the equity of its care. Which of
the following survival rates would represent an improvement in equity and quality for all
patients? - Answers -85 percent among white women; 70 percent among black women

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