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2024 HIMSS Changemaker: Indigenous people need roles in healthcare decision-making
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2024 HIMSS Changemaker: Indigenous people need roles in healthcare decision-making

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Dr. Donald Warne, co-director of the Center for Indigenous Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, calls for leadership development for Indigenous people in healthcare education as one way to ensure culturally relevant care.

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