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Building an Inclusive & Diverse Health Care Workforce

What happens to patient care when equity and inclusion are under threat? Research has made it clear that patients experience better health outcomes, greater satisfaction and stronger trust in their providers when care is culturally responsive and reflects racial, ethnic and language concordance. Yet we are currently witnessing shifts in health policy, reductions in funding, limits on research priorities and changes in clinical practices that threaten to dismantle hard-earned gains in health equity. How can we actively mobilize and protect providers, community health workers, home health aides, and policymakers to ensure that diverse patient populations are not pushed further to the margins? Listen to this dynamic group of panelists explore this question: Ilana Berger; M. Greg Green, CCHW; and Robert Rock, MD, MHS. Moderated by Ashley D. Freeman Session recorded during Holding the Line: Defending Equity in Health Care Fall 2025 Innovation Summit Resources and Links: Gommunity Health Workers Asian American, Native Hawaiian, And Pacific Islander Population Group Representation In The US Health Workforce - PubMed Documenting Latino Representation In The US Health Workforce - PubMed Assessing the Racial and Ethnic Diversity of Physician Assistant/Associate Program Graduates from 2010 to 2012 and 2019 to 2021 - PubMed Limited, uneven progress in increasing racial and ethnic diversity of dental school graduates - PubMed Medical School Admissions After the Supreme Court’s 2023 Affirmative Action Ruling | Health Policy | JAMA Network Open | JAMA Network