23 min.
Sumita Strander and the Power of Humility GlobeMed Talk
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Sumita Strander was very involved in the GlobeMed at Dartmouth College chapter during her undergraduate studies, majoring in Medical Anthropology. When she worked on her thesis about dementia care for Indian elders, she drew on the lessons she had learned about humility from GlobeMed. Now, she's a medical student at Harvard University and still applying the skills she gained from working in partnership to working with patients. Communications Intern Caitriona Greene spoke with Sumita about this, her motivations for doing this work, and advice for others on this career path.
Kachin Women's Association
Cultural Humility vs. Cultural Competence — and Why Providers Need Both
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Sumita Strander was very involved in the GlobeMed at Dartmouth College chapter during her undergraduate studies, majoring in Medical Anthropology. When she worked on her thesis about dementia care for Indian elders, she drew on the lessons she had learned about humility from GlobeMed. Now, she's a medical student at Harvard University and still applying the skills she gained from working in partnership to working with patients. Communications Intern Caitriona Greene spoke with Sumita about this, her motivations for doing this work, and advice for others on this career path.
Kachin Women's Association
Cultural Humility vs. Cultural Competence — and Why Providers Need Both
To learn more about GlobeMed's impact, check out the Impact page on our website.
You can find GlobeMed on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Medium.
Transcript available here.
23 min.