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Feds award Penn $406,000 to study ‘racial/ethnic health disparities’ from COVID
Federal agency behind grant has a goal of ‘advancing health equity’
The University of Pennsylvania’s School of Nursing has received $406,250 in federal funds to study how to ensure equal health outcomes among ethnic groups using data from the outbreak of COVID-19.
The project, “Achieving Health Equity During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons Learned From Nurses and High Performing Hospitals,” will rely on surveys of over 22,000 nurses to develop “innovative models of care delivery…that are associated with equitable outcomes,” according to an abstract.
Read more at The College Fix.
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