The published work / The public consequence
Evidence
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to be seen.
Scholarship on racism, care, institutions, and the lives behind the findings. Explore the questions, the methods, and the published record.
Featured investigation / 2022
The experience
behind the evidence.
Begin with a question that institutions cannot answer through administrative data alone: how do people describe the care they receive?
Listening is
a research method.
ILLUSTRATIVE PHOTOGRAPH / NOT STUDY PARTICIPANTSJAMA Network Open / First-author research
Perspectives on Racism in Health Care Among Black Veterans With Chronic Kidney Disease
Semistructured interviews with 36 Black veterans with chronic kidney disease; applied thematic analysis. The study examines racism, stress, distrust, hypervigilance, and coping in clinical encounters.
The publication credits the I AM Research Group for support in coding the data.
Whose experience defines equitable care?
Health Equity in the Veterans Health Administration From Veterans’ Perspectives by Race and Sex
Uses freelisting and salience scores to compare care experiences across race and sex among veterans with chronic hypertension.
Care depends on the people who provide it.
Exploring social-based discrimination among nursing home certified nursing assistants
Examines social order, power, and culture to understand discrimination affecting nursing assistants and their working conditions.
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Search the six authored records supplied in the NCBI bibliography. Each entry preserves the title, author list, journal, year, and DOI, with links to the original source.
Health Equity in the Veterans Health Administration From Veterans’ Perspectives by Race and Sex
Citation & research approach
Qualitative freelisting
Uses freelisting and salience scores to compare care experiences across race and sex among veterans with chronic hypertension.
Perspectives on Racism in Health Care Among Black Veterans With Chronic Kidney Disease
Citation & research approach
Semistructured interviews / applied thematic analysis
Interviews with 36 Black veterans receiving kidney care in Philadelphia explored racism, stress, distrust, hypervigilance, and coping. The paper discusses implications for trauma-informed care.
Exploring social-based discrimination among nursing home certified nursing assistants
Citation & research approach
Integrative literature review / critical social theory
Examines social order, power, and culture to understand discrimination affecting nursing assistants and their working conditions.
Web Exclusives. Annals Story Slam – A Son of Health Disparity
Citation & research approach
Story Slam / published narrative
A published Story Slam contribution. Presented as narrative scholarship rather than an original empirical study.
Evaluating promotional claims as false or misleading
Citation & research approach
Published scholarly article
Addresses the evaluation of promotional claims. The full record and publisher article provide the context and argument.
The relationship between perceived discrimination and patient experiences with health care
Citation & research approach
Published research article
Examines perceived discrimination in relation to patients’ reported experiences of health care.
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This is a selected bibliography, not a claim of the author’s total publication count. The Annals Story Slam is identified as a narrative contribution. Historical affiliations remain as reported in the publications.
National Academies of Sciences,
Engineering, and Medicine
Juvenile justice.
Health.
Families.
Communities.
WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGSEDITORIAL DISPLAY / NOT THE PUBLISHER’S COVER
National dialogue / Documented service
Scholarship also
shapes the
conversation.
The Impact of Juvenile Justice System Involvement on the Health and Well-Being of Youth, Families, and Communities of Color: Proceedings of a Workshop.
Kevin Ahmaad Jenkins is listed among the planning committee members in the front matter, page v.
He is also credited among the reviewers of the draft proceedings, page ix.
The Roundtable on the Promotion of Health Equity lists him as a VA fellow, page vii.
Published by National Academies Press · DOI 10.17226/26623. These are service credits; the proceedings identify Steve Olson and Kat M. Anderson as rapporteurs.
Collaborative contribution / 2025
The work can matter
beyond the byline.
Overall Experiences and Perceptions of Racism of Parents of Non-Hispanic Black Children With Diabetes
Surveys and focus groups examine parents’ experiences, communication with care teams, and perceptions of racism in pediatric diabetes care. The article also cites the 2022 Jenkins and colleagues study of Black veterans with kidney disease.
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