Internal analysis shows Black patients at Brigham faced more security calls - The Boston Globe

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Internal analysis shows Black patients at Brigham faced more security calls - The Boston Globe

Researchers found that 2.8 percent of Black patients had security called on them, compared with 1.6 percent of white patients.

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