Racism and misogyny persist in digital health

Frank Hester’s alleged comments are a stark reminder of the need to tackle racism and misogyny in the NHS and health technology industry

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Abbott, Diane
Black people
Digital Health
Humans
Inclusion
Informatics
Leadership
Minority & ethnic groups
Misogyny
Multiculturalism & pluralism
Opinion
Racism
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