Latanya Weston, NP, Talks Patient First Healthcare and Racial Equity

By Tamara Thomas - Last Updated: December 15, 2022

Latanya Weston, Nurse Practitioner at Somatus, outlines the concept of patient-first care, its impact on racial equity, and kidney disease burden in under-resourced communities.

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Latanya Weston, NP, Talks Patient First Healthcare and Racial Equity

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