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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - MY fault, I should have had my friend read the post before I put it on. According to her, her real problem is that her boss said she cannot put refused to respond when asking race and whether someone is hispanic or not (those are the 2 questions she is uncomfortable with). So if a patient refuses to answer, she has to either get them to give an answer or worry about being in trouble for not complying with what he wants. Don't know if that changes how people feel. [/quote] Her boss has no need to know if Joe is White or Black Hispanic or if Gene refuses to give a race. Unless he is looking up health related conditions/issues specific to the Black community for his 9:00, why does it matter if his 9:00 is Black, White or Asian?[/quote]
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