Affiliation:
1. Fraser Health Authority, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Abstract
The Fraser Health Authority (FHA) has established a framework of commitments to
guide a range of issues from incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusion in clinical and
policy decisions and responding to the historical and continuing discrimination against
First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, to creating psychologically safe environments, and
dealing with harassment, bullying and other disrespectful behaviours. FHA Ethics Services
hosted a workshop as part of the 2023 Canadian Bioethics Society-Société canadienne de
bioéthique (CBS-SCB) Workshop and Community Forum to create an opportunity for critical
reflection and discuss strategic responses for the organization to live up to these
commitments. This paper summarizes the workshop and identifies key insights and issues that
emerged as areas that should be addressed in responding to diversity and inequality in the
health system.
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