Respond to these 2 following posts Response #1 Minouche Please use a different article as reference for this post Health disparities are changes in health results based on different characteristics that

have roots in past events and systemic issues like racism. Differences in health care access and quality are what health care disparities focus on. As I looked through the text, I understood that health justice means fixing the problems that cause health injustices as a result of structural inequities. For example, the racial wealth gap and the fact that the COVID-19 outbreak hurt communities of colour more than other communities show that systemic racism can lead to health inequalities (Tobin-Tyler & Teitelbaum, 2019) Response # 2 Stefan n the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses (2015), Provision 4 states that it is a nurse's duty to take action and promote health to all patients while giving optimal care in regard to their health treatments and decisions. This goes hand in hand with social justice that was defined by the previous reading (Fawcett, 2019), and the author's own take on social justice and how it relates to health equity. Social justice and health justice go hand in hand in a way that social justice, promotes and advocates for health justice. Both aim to fight health disparities. Key points related to all three of these topics is public policy, erasing patient stigma between personal and organizational interests, and healthcare policy advocation for all.