We’re celebrating Women’s History Month with 3 interviews with women from across the health sector. Today I sit down with Dr. Taquina Davis as she shares research and a personal story about understanding the impact of religious beliefs on patients’ decision-making. March is Women’s History Month, and to celebrate, we’re bringing you 3 interviews with […]
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Episode 171 Dr. Erin Basinger & Dr. Margaret Quinlan on Anti-fat bias in reproductive health
Today’s episode is about anti-fat bias in the reproductive health context. I talk with two researchers, Dr. Erin Basinger and Dr. Margaret Quinlan, about anti-fat bias as a life-or-death problem in patient communication. They also generously share a fantastic list of resources that I link to in the transcript below. Dr. Erin Basinger is Associate […]
Why reflective practice?
Reflective practice can be an antidote to the status quo. Here’s a glimpse of what reflective practice can do for you. To learn more, join me for a live webinar on Reflective Practice in the Workplace.
Episode 170 What HCP can do for you, Part 2
Our live event is just around the corner! It’s just one of many ways HCP can take things off your plate. Because you’re listening to this show, chances are you’re also working on some of the most deep-seated and persistent problems facing society today. I talk with my colleague, India Menon, about what it means […]
Top 4 equity trends we’re watching
I’ve been in equity conversations for decades, and now is an exciting time. Here’s a glimpse into some of what I’ve been hearing and seeing, that I first shared in October, that we’re continuing to watch and work on at HCP. Systems-level efforts are key First on this list is systems level efforts for Equity […]
Episode 165 We had over 10,000 downloads in one day!
10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication recently had more than 10 ,000 downloads in a single day. I can’t wait to tell you all about it! This is amazing. This is wild. This exceeds the realm of the normal for me. I am still in awe. And when extraordinary things happen, I think it’s okay […]