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Black doctor dies of COVID-19 after complaining of racist medical treatment

Black doctor dies of COVID-19 after complaining of racist medical treatment Physician said she had to repeatedly ask for medication, scans and routine checks Associated Press Tags:  Generic image of a hospital bed. (Pixabay) INDIANAPOLIS – A Black doctor who died battling COVID-19 complained of racist medical care in widely shared social media posts days before her death, prompting an Indiana hospital system to promise a “full external review” into her treatment. Dr. Susan Moore, 52, tested positive for COVID-19 late last month and was admitted to IU Health North Hospital in Carmel, Indiana, according to a Facebook post. Acutely aware of her condition and medical procedures, the physician said she had to repeatedly ask for medication, scans and routine checks while admitted at a hospital in Carmel, Indiana. She noted a white doctor in particular who seemingly dismissed her pain and said she didn’t trust the hospital.

Four Black women physicians write op-ed in remembrance of Dr Susan Moore - TheGrio

Four Black women physicians write op-ed in remembrance of Dr. Susan Moore “If a physician can’t be heard by her own peers to save her life, then who will listen?“ Susan Moore’s death, who raised attention towards racial treatment as a patient. The Washington Post, four Black women physicians echoed their anger and amplified Moore’s dying message to address racism in the health system. Camara Phyllis Jones, family physician, epidemiologist and former president of the American Public Health Association; Uche Blackstock, founder and CEO of Advancing Medical Health Equity, and Joia Crear Perry, president of the National Birth Equity Collaborative.

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