1 hr 24 min
Medical Mistrust: From Past to Present - Shawn Demmons, Dr. Oni Blackstock, Dr. Cynthia A. Gomez - EP 19 In Trust
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Do you trust the healthcare system to provide YOU with the highest quality of care when you’re in need?
This is a crucial question as medical mistrust is associated with negative health outcomes.
COVID-19 has illuminated the deep inequities in healthcare access and health outcomes by race, gender, socio-economic status, and place. The medical mistrust experienced by many people of color, particularly among Black and Latino/a/x communities, creates enormous barriers.
The time to remedy the failures of public health, our healthcare system, the research enterprise, and health policy-making is long overdue. Research shows implicit bias impacts providers’ interactions with patients and has negative effects on the health of people of color. Centering the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, Latino/a/x and other people of color, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ people is necessary as we course correct toward building and repairing relationships, fostering trust, and being trustworthy.
This is the first of a special two-part conversation on understanding and addressing medical mistrust.
Featured panelists:
Shawn Demmons, MPH | Capacity Building Assistance Manager, UCSF Center of Excellence for Transgender Health
Dr. Oni Blackstock | Physician; Researcher; Founder and Executive Director, Health Justice
Cynthia A. Gómez. PhD | Professor Emerita, San Francisco State University
Co-facilitated by:
Shannon Weber, MSW | Founder and Executive Director, PleasePrEPMe; Social Entrepreneur; Author
Rick Kitagawa | Co-founder, Spotlight Trust
Originally recorded live on Monday, November 30, 2020. This is Part 1 of a 2-part conversation on Understanding and Addressing Medical Mistrust hosted by Spotlight Trust.
Part 2 of this conversation explored a practical path forward toward equity and trust in healthcare and will be aired next week right here on In Trust.
Learn more: https://spotlighttrust.com/medical-mistrust
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Show Notes:
More on this two-part conversation on Understanding and Addressing Medical Mistrust
Watch this conversation on YouTube
Medical Apartheid by Harriet Washington
The US Public Health Service Syphilis Study at Tuskegee
Public Responsibility in Medicine & Research (PRIM&R)
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Sponsored by: Spotlight Trust
The second of the two-part conversation titled: A Practical Path Forward Towards a Health Care System that Deserves Our Trust will be released on In Trust next week, so stay tuned and subscribe to make sure you don’t miss this valuable, solution-focused discussion. We hope to see you there.
Learn more: https://spotlighttrust.com/medical-mistrust
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-trust/message
Do you trust the healthcare system to provide YOU with the highest quality of care when you’re in need?
This is a crucial question as medical mistrust is associated with negative health outcomes.
COVID-19 has illuminated the deep inequities in healthcare access and health outcomes by race, gender, socio-economic status, and place. The medical mistrust experienced by many people of color, particularly among Black and Latino/a/x communities, creates enormous barriers.
The time to remedy the failures of public health, our healthcare system, the research enterprise, and health policy-making is long overdue. Research shows implicit bias impacts providers’ interactions with patients and has negative effects on the health of people of color. Centering the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, Latino/a/x and other people of color, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ people is necessary as we course correct toward building and repairing relationships, fostering trust, and being trustworthy.
This is the first of a special two-part conversation on understanding and addressing medical mistrust.
Featured panelists:
Shawn Demmons, MPH | Capacity Building Assistance Manager, UCSF Center of Excellence for Transgender Health
Dr. Oni Blackstock | Physician; Researcher; Founder and Executive Director, Health Justice
Cynthia A. Gómez. PhD | Professor Emerita, San Francisco State University
Co-facilitated by:
Shannon Weber, MSW | Founder and Executive Director, PleasePrEPMe; Social Entrepreneur; Author
Rick Kitagawa | Co-founder, Spotlight Trust
Originally recorded live on Monday, November 30, 2020. This is Part 1 of a 2-part conversation on Understanding and Addressing Medical Mistrust hosted by Spotlight Trust.
Part 2 of this conversation explored a practical path forward toward equity and trust in healthcare and will be aired next week right here on In Trust.
Learn more: https://spotlighttrust.com/medical-mistrust
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Show Notes:
More on this two-part conversation on Understanding and Addressing Medical Mistrust
Watch this conversation on YouTube
Medical Apartheid by Harriet Washington
The US Public Health Service Syphilis Study at Tuskegee
Public Responsibility in Medicine & Research (PRIM&R)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sponsored by: Spotlight Trust
The second of the two-part conversation titled: A Practical Path Forward Towards a Health Care System that Deserves Our Trust will be released on In Trust next week, so stay tuned and subscribe to make sure you don’t miss this valuable, solution-focused discussion. We hope to see you there.
Learn more: https://spotlighttrust.com/medical-mistrust
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-trust/message
1 hr 24 min