Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, chairman of Do No Harm, believes that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the health care industry is detrimental to the American experience. He argues that DEI leads to differential treatment based on appearance and promotes identity politics, which he believes has no place in medicine. Goldfarb started Do No Harm in 2022 to combat what he sees as 'radical progressive ideology' in healthcare.
Do No Harm chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb believes diversity, equity and inclusion ( DEI) in the health care industry 'poisons the American experience' because everyone is treated differently based on appearance. ' DEI in health care turns out to be a real problem. It is quite dangerous,' Goldfarb told Fox News Digital. In 2022, Goldfarb started Do No Harm, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting back against 'radical progressive ideology' in the health care industry.
He feels that when DEI considers people based on their group characteristics, it is essentially identity politics, which doesn’t belong in the medical world. DERMATOLOGISTS LIKE ME ARE BEING DOXED FOR OPPOSING DEI 'If a patient comes into the office, and we see a patient… DEI is telling us we need to think about that patient, not as an individual, not as a human being with their own problems, but rather as, for example, a Black person who happens to have this illness,' Goldfarb continue
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