UnitedHealthcare supports program to reduce racial disparities
Healthcare Auditing Weekly, March 20, 2007
Insurer UnitedHealthcare is supporting a government program aimed at reducing racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare by educating doctors on how to provide better care for ethnic minorities, the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal reports.
The company is is partnering with the Office of Minority Health to provide cultural competency education for healthcare professionals through an online site.
The site features self-directed education on topics such as culturally competent care, language services and organizational support.
View the Journal report here.
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