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‘We need to get comfortable talking about racism in the NHS’

Do nurses and other staff at your workplace talk openly about race and racism? Nurses continue to experience racism, but remain reluctant to report it and fear nothing will change, report suggests
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- @alibaabra
Posted 27 May 2024 - 11:05
Illustration shows person putting their fingers in their ears to show how the NHS is said to be in denial about racism
 
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