Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: What Can a Journal Do?

Angel, Dawn; Schätz, Michael; Zeiger, Robert S.; Sicherer, Scott H.; Khan, David A.

doi:10.1016/j.jaip.2021.09.019

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“…Initiatives such as "Patients Included" established new standards for how to involve patients and their caregivers in scientific meetings, research, and publications, as well as policies, laws, and regulations. The movement also aligns with the increasing social and moral prioritization of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusiveness, 8,9 and the rights of Indigenous Peoples. 10 framework to update 3 its guidelines on optimal, evidence-based, management of atopic dermatitis.…”

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Trustworthy Patient-Centered Guidelines: Insights From Atopic Dermatitis and a Proposal for the Future

Agarwal

Chen

Capozza

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The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice

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Section: Patient and Caregiver Partnersmentioning

confidence: 91%

Trustworthy Patient-Centered Guidelines: Insights From Atopic Dermatitis and a Proposal for the Future

Agarwal

Chen

Capozza

et al. 2022

The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice

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“…2 According to the University of Michigan, diversity can be described as variety, equity is fairness and impartiality, and inclusion is involvement within a group or structure. 3 Their Chief Diversity Officer provided a great analogy comparing DEI to a 'party': Diversity is where everyone gets an invite to the party, inclusion is where everyone can contribute to the playlist, and equity is where everyone gets the opportunity to dance. 4 Recently, Wiley, our publishing partner published a Research DE&I Statement, and Sonography also published its own DEI statement.…”

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Some thoughts on our social responsibilities

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2022

Sonography

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The first is diversity, equity and inclusion or DEI. To some DEI is a term used too frequently, lacks meaning or action and is merely a buzz word that corporations and government bodies used to promote themselves. This perception is perpetuated with the publication of generic umbrella statements without meaningful explanations, without strategies to achieve DEI or metrics to measure success. However, there is evidence that when DEI policies are implemented in healthcare organisations, then the financial performance of the organisation and the quality of healthcare are improved. 1 Conversely, inaction on DEI can negatively impact quality and health outcomes, especially for minority groups. 2 According to the University of Michigan, diversity can be described as variety, equity is fairness and impartiality, and inclusion is involvement within a group or structure. 3 Their Chief Diversity Officer provided a great analogy comparing DEI to a 'party': Diversity is where everyone gets an invite to the party, inclusion is where everyone can contribute to the playlist, and equity is where everyone gets the opportunity to dance. 4 Recently, Wiley, our publishing partner published a Research DE&I Statement, and Sonography also published its own DEI statement.

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