how did doctors in merced, california, help improve the medical care of hmong patients?\na. by keeping a…

how did doctors in merced, california, help improve the medical care of hmong patients?\na. by keeping a shaman on staff\nb. by restricting blood transfusion donors to other hmong\nc. by hiring more hmong nurses and doctors\nd. by secretly immunizing hmong schoolchildren

how did doctors in merced, california, help improve the medical care of hmong patients?\na. by keeping a shaman on staff\nb. by restricting blood transfusion donors to other hmong\nc. by hiring more hmong nurses and doctors\nd. by secretly immunizing hmong schoolchildren

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Hiring more Hmong - speaking medical staff (nurses and doctors) can improve communication and cultural understanding, thus enhancing medical care for Hmong patients. A shaman is a traditional healer and not a part of standard medical staff for improving medical care. Restricting blood donors by ethnicity is not a common or ethical way to improve care. Secretly immunizing is unethical and not a way to improve overall medical care.

Answer:

C. by hiring more Hmong nurses and doctors