Carmen G. Black, MD, MHS

Dr Black is an adult psychiatrist, associate professor at the University of Connecticut, and vice chair of education at the Institute of Living, one of the country’s oldest psychiatric hospitals.

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The August 2025 Special Report: Diversity

ByAmanda Calhoun, MD, MPH,Carmen G. Black, MD, MHS,Christopher T. Fields, PhD,Jennifer Gereda, DSW, LCSW,Onyi Okeke, MD

September 3rd 2025

Read the exclusive August Special Report on issues in diversity!

More Than Diverse: Race as an Insufficient Proxy of American Historic Lived Expertise

ByCarmen G. Black, MD, MHS

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An expert shares the importance of lived expertise in addressing health care inequities and fostering a deeper understanding of diversity in medical practices.

Carmen G. Black, MD, MHS

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