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Emily Cleveland Manchanda

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

Boston Medical Center

United States

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Emily Cleveland Manchanda is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Boston Medical Center, USA. Her research focuses on health equity, racial and gender biases in medicine, and social risks within emergency care. Recent articles highlight her commitment to addressing systemic inequities in healthcare and advocating for patient self-advocacy. Dr. Manchanda's work contributes to a broader understanding of access to care and the implications of crisis standards in emergency medicine.

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Heart Failure Admission Service Triage (H-FAST) Study: Racialized Differences in Perceived Patient Self-Advocacy as a Driver of Admission Inequities.

Addressing Racism in Medicine Through a Resident-Led Health Equity Retreat.

Tackling Gender and Racial Bias in Academic Emergency Medicine: The Perceived Role of Implicit Bias in Faculty Development.

Prevalence of Emergency Department Social Risk and Social Needs.

Crisis Standards of Care in the USA: A Systematic Review and Implications for Equity Amidst COVID-19.

Patient and Community Organization Perspectives on Accessing Social Resources from the Emergency Department: A Qualitative Study.

Inequity in Crisis Standards of Care.

Best Practices for Lactation Support at Conferences and Standardized Testing Centers

Response by Eberly et al to Letter Regarding Article, "identification of Racial Inequities in Access to Specialized Inpatient Heart Failure Care at an Academic Medical Center"

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