8 episodes
Coloring Health Policy Faith Crittenden
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- Health & Fitness
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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Coloring Health Policy is a monthly podcast that delves into the latest and most pressing health policy issues centered on minority communities. Hosted by Faith Crittenden, each episode provides in-depth analysis and discussion on a range of topics, from police brutality and racism in medicine, to palliative care and unionization in health care . Whether you're a healthcare professional, policy maker, or simply someone with cares about health care , "Coloring Health Policy" is the go-to source for all things health policy. With a focus on accuracy, and relevance, this podcast will keep you informed and engaged on the most important health policy topics that impact minority communities. So join us once a month as we explore the world of health policy and help you stay ahead of the curve.
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S2. Ep 1: Vote for Better Health
Is Voting truly a social determinant of Health? On Season 2 of Coloring Health Policy we are starting off with a bang. Jasmin Eatman a 4th year MD/PhD candidate is our guest here to discuss why voting and health matters.
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Ep 6 : Racism is a Public Health Issue
On this episode I talk with Anna Heffron on why it is important that we have health policy geared towards combating racism. How she was able to pass policy on this through the American Medical Association- Medical Student Section. What should the health care system do to combat the structural racism that is not only seen in society but is pervasive in medicine. Stay tuned! Don't forget to subscribe to Coloring Health Policy!
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Ep5: Spit da Knowledge- End of Life Planning
Hey yawl! On Coloring Health Policy, we will talk about a range of topics, but sometimes I want to "spit" knowledge about health care policy ideas that a lot of people of color do not really know about or think about until it happens. My first episode on this is about end of life planning. Not last will in testament but living will information, having conversations about end of life care before end of life happens. Stay tuned!
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Ep 4: Anti-Lynching Policy & Ahmaud Arbery
This Episode we take a deep history dive into the work that has been done on lynching and why it's a public health crisis that has been around for a very long time. Demar Lewis helps us understand why lynching is a problem all vulnerable communities deal with and how the legacy of lynching is impacting the health of these communities today. One of my most powerful episodes so far! Definitely take a listen!
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Ep 3: Let's Talk COVID on the International Stage
American Exceptionalism will have you believing only Americans are dealing with COVID. But we have to remember its a PANDEMIC! On today's episode, I wanted to dive deeper into what is happening in other countries, and the policies they are implementing to fight COVID. Also how do we best address the discrimination that we are seeing during COVID? If you want to know more take a listen! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button!
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Welcome to Coloring Health Policy!
Welcome to Coloring Health Policy a podcast centered on discussing how health policy impacts minority communities. I am your host Faith Crittenden. Check out this Trailer. Subscribe to the podcast that willing to add color into health policy.
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Customer Reviews
Essential listening!
Current medical trainee. This is the perfect podcast to listen to on a commute or really whenever you have a down minute. High quality content and speakers discussing essential topics that we don’t get enough of in medical education.
A refreshing take on health policy
This podcasts discusses current issues affecting healthcare. However, instead of just highlighting problema in the system, it focuses on actions that can be taken to address these issues. As a young physician who received little to no formal education on health policy, it is refreshing to see other young healthcare professionals focused on making a difference, guiding their colleagues to take action and advocating for our patients and our communities.
With a hopeful and optimistic tone and an interesting and diverse group of guests, this podcast is a recommended listen for anyone interested in health policy!
A much needed perspective in the field of health policy
I’m a black woman who’s getting her PhD in health policy and I can honestly say, this is a perspective that I feel isn’t talked about as much as it should be. I’m so glad this podcast exists and I’m excited to see where it goes!