Identifying inequities in lung transplantation: a call for strategies and future research
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2023-12
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Price, Meghan J, Sachiko M Oshima, Daniel M Guidot, Lisa M McElroy, Laurie D Snyder and Sangeeta P Joshi (2023). Identifying inequities in lung transplantation: a call for strategies and future research. JHLT Open, 2. pp. 100012–100012. 10.1016/j.jhlto.2023.100012 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/29461.
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Daniel Guidot
My passion is for leveraging health care data and innovative technologies to advancing excellence and equity in health care. I dually-enrolled in both a Bachelor's and Master's program in public health at the University of Georgia studying epidemiology and then continued my training at Emory's school of medicine and UT Southwestern's internal medicine residency. Now, I am enrolled as a research fellow in Duke's division of pulmonary and critical care, where I have the opportunity to advance my research career as well as become an expert clinician in pulmonary medicine. I am proud to bring my passion for excellence and equity in care to both my research and my clinical practice.
Laurie D. Snyder
Advanced lung disease, lung transplantation, interstitial lung disease, immune monitoring
Sangeeta Prabhakar Joshi
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