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A survey, carried out by University of Otago researchers, reveals a significant number of people living with mental health and substance use conditions are experiencing discrimination and clinician bias when seeking care for medical problems in our health system. Author Dale Husband
A survey, carried out by University of Otago researchers, reveals a significant number of people living with mental health and substance use conditions are experiencing discrimination and clinician bias when seeking care for medical problems in our health system.
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