Sharing insight or blowing smoke? The case for descriptive patient representatives on community health center boards

CHC boards should not underestimate the value of truly representative patients. The Health Resources and Services Administration, which provides grants to CHCs, should be aware of efforts to circumvent the requirement for descriptive patient representation on CHC boards.

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Health Care Management Review
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2025-02-03
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https://doi.org/10.1097/hmr.0000000000000430
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Gender Diversity and Inequality
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Sharing insight or blowing smoke? The case for descriptive patient representatives on community health center boards

Gregory Robert Beaver, C. Steele, Amanda S. Patel
Health Care Management Review
Gender Diversity and Inequality
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Sharing insight or blowing smoke? The case for descriptive patient representatives on community health center boards

Gregory Robert Beaver, C. Steele, Amanda S. Patel
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Abstract

CHC boards should not underestimate the value of truly representative patients. The Health Resources and Services Administration, which provides grants to CHCs, should be aware of efforts to circumvent the requirement for descriptive patient representation on CHC boards.

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