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September 21, 2025CureusOpen Access

Using a Scorecard to Track Neurological Care Disparities Related to Clinical Decision-Making: A Proof of Concept and Call to Action

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RDRoshni DhootDuke Medical Center DRDeborah RoseJohns Hopkins University SUShakthi UnnithanDuke University

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This proof of concept highlights disparities in clinical decision-making based on race and ethnicity, suggesting scorecards as effective tools for improvement.

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The scorecard revealed significant disparities in neurological care across various clinical divisions, prompting targeted intervention.
Five divisions scored 'A', indicating no racial disparities, while one division lacked sufficient data for assessment.
A systematic approach was developed to analyze clinical decisions based on race/ethnicity across eight divisions.
Implementing scorecards can enhance transparency and trust in healthcare delivery, ultimately improving equity.

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Dhoot et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46ac231b076d99fa681ba https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.92781

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This proof of concept highlights disparities in clinical decision-making based on race and ethnicity, suggesting scorecards as effective tools for improvement.

Using a Scorecard to Track Neurological Care Disparities Related to Clinical Decision-Making: A Proof of Concept and Call to Action

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Using a Scorecard to Track Neurological Care Disparities Related to Clinical Decision-Making: A Proof of Concept and Call to Action

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