This paper explores the rise & consequences of ?health equity tourism?, a phenomenon where previously unengaged investigators pivot into health equity research without developing the necessary scientific expertise for high-quality work.

Categories: Peer-Reviewed Literature
Tags: academic incentives, citizen science, community engagement, data quality, decolonizing methods, health equity, hsr workforce development, intersectionality, patient & consumer engagement, promotion & tenure, research funding, structural racism, translation dissemination & implementation, workforce diversity
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