Care for All Patients Improves When Doctors Take Race Into Account
New Study Examines the Use of Race in Clinical Prediction Models
Kaday Kamara
Kaday Kamara is a Policy Coordinator at Penn LDI. Prior to joining LDI, she interned at GlaxoSmithKline as a Government Relations Intern. She has also worked with Benefits Data Trust, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit, to conduct policy-oriented research about Medicaid churn. She holds a B.A in Health & Societies from the University of Pennsylvania, where she is also pursuing a Master’s in Public Health.
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