On this episode of Arthritis At Home, Cheryl Koehn has a conversation with Nevena Rebic, a graduate trainee at Arthritis Research Canada and a PhD student at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Cheryl and Nevena discuss how social and racial justice issues affect evidence-based decision-making, patient participation in research, and how arthritis community members can positively advocate for change.

Learn more: https://arthritisathome.jointhealth.org/?p=1935

Helpful resources
Arthritis Research Canada
Anti-racism resources
Health inequities in arthritis: Spotlight on Indigenous Peoples and Barriers to Arthritis Care