In this episode of #CRArthritis, Dr. Diane Lacaille shares some thoughtful reflections on her own personal biases. She highlights the fact that power imbalances and systemic barriers to quality health care continue to exist in Canada. Specifically, research shows that access, wait times and health outcomes differ for minority groups when compared to the general population. Dr. Lacaille urges others to use their voice and actions to dismantle the inequities that exists in the interaction between health care providers and patients. Dr. Lacaille is the Scientific Director and Senior Scientist at Arthritis Research Canada; as well as a Professor, Division of Rheumatology, at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver. She holds the Mary Pack Chair in Rheumatology Research from UBC and The Arthritis Society of Canada. She completed medical school and internal medicine training at McGill University in Montreal, and her Rheumatology training and a Master’s in Health Sciences, clinical epidemiology, at the University of British Columbia.