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CIvil rights leaders' letter slams IU Health after Moore case review

The measures suggested by IU Health are “toothless” and “woefully insufficient,” reads the letter from the Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis, Baptist Minister’s Alliance and the National Action Network of Indiana.
Adding that the list included “few tangible steps” to remedy racism, the letter asks why no one has been held accountable for the way health care providers treated Dr. Moore when she sought care for a COVID-19 infection at IU Health North late last year. Moore was released from the Carmel hospital within a few days and 12 hours later readmitted to a different hospital. She died three weeks later. ....

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Dr. Susan Moore's son hopes his mother's legacy brings about a fair health care system | Coronavirus

Dr. Susan Moore did not set out to be a game changer. All she wanted was to be treated for a severe case of COVID-19 with the same dignity she ....

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Dr. Susan Moore's son hopes his mother's legacy brings about a fair health care system | State

Dr. Susan Moore did not set out to be a game changer. All she wanted was to be treated for a severe case of COVID-19 with the same dignity she gave her own patients.
But in a searing video that went viral last December, she charged Indiana University Health providers with allowing their racial bias to taint the treatment she received.
Six months after her eventual death from COVID-19, IU Health on Wednesday released the findings of an external investigation into a case that thrust the hospital into an unwelcome spotlight. The report concluded that while her medical care did not contribute to her untimely death, Moore suffered from a lack of cultural competence on the part of those treating her at IU Health North in Carmel. ....

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Black Americans' hesitancy to get COVID-19 vaccine reflected in state, local numbers

Black Americans hesitancy to get COVID-19 vaccine reflected in state, local numbers
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WaTasha Barnes Griffin gets the COVID-19 vaccine at Open Door Health Services.
MUNCIE, Ind. It had taken a lot to get WaTasha Barnes Griffin in a chair at Open Door Health Services. Since the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, she had been adamant she wouldn t get one. But in late January, her arm was being prepared for the shot.
Bryan Ayars, CEO of Open Door Health Services, was even there with her, helping document her journey. She remembers Ayars jokingly telling her not to scream, to which a nurse replied, “She s not scared of a vaccine.” But that wasn t completely true. ....

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