Do you think this kind of research will get funded?

According to their analysis, the authors found the rates for pressure ulcers, perioperative pulmonary embolus/deep vein thrombosis, and sepsis were high in Black-serving hospitals. There were no significant differences regarding rates of failure to rescue between these hospitals and others.

Notably, the research team found that Black-serving hospitals were slightly more likely than other hospitals to have a “Magnet” designation, which is a recognition bestowed by the American Nurses Credentialing Center to indicate a hospital has demonstrated a high standard of nursing excellence. This indicates that Black patient outcomes remain compromised even at hospitals with strong nursing resources, such as staffing and the work environment.

My guess is that they’ll start “researching” on more black women.

3.5x more likely you say? They’d start chanting “knock her up” if not for the fear of white replacement.