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CANDOR Combats Racism: How RLDatix can help with the Battle

July 10, 2020

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RLDatix’s Dr. Tim McDonald and Gail Mowatt facilitate a discussion with Ryan Solomon and Shannon Hendrix of Arkansas Children’s Hospital on how racism and implicit bias contribute to preventable harm in healthcare and the role CANDOR can play in addressing the harmful effects of racism and bias for patients, families, their loved ones and members of the care team.

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