Open discussion can help challenge denial of race-based discrimination, but staff and managers remain reluctant to raise it
There is a culture of denial about the existence of racism in the NHS workplace and a lack of appetite for ‘race talk’ among employers, research reveals. Senior nurses have used the findings to call for institutional racism to be rooted out of the health service.
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