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142. Inequalities

February 21 , 2024
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In this edition of Airing Pain, Paul investigates the significant inequalities and disparities in treatment among primary care pain management services. In a 2020 US study, it was found that ‘Implicit bias remains a contributor to healthcare disparities.’ This can be based on gender, ethnicity, disability or locality, ...
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