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Community pharmacist and the PDA’s southeast regional committee chair, Nav Bhogal, says there are negative racial undertones in some of the language used in pharmacy. What are some examples, and what are some possible alternatives?
It’s become increasingly evident that our language in the healthcare sector, particularly in pharmacy, contains terms that, whether intended or not, carry racial undertones.
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