Believe your patients
Believe your patients
Believe your patients
Believe your patients
Believe your patients
Believe your patients
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@benshapiro A predominately white physician work force has created a medical field where Black mothers are 3-5 x more likely to die. Clearly DEI is needed in medicine.
Currently in the US:
93 Black Docs
126 Latinx Docs
13 Native Docs are in training to become dermatologists vs. 890 White docs.
However, the American Academy of Dermatology @aadskin is seeking to end ALL DEI initiatives
Let that sink inβ¦..
I was this many years old when I realized the U.S. healthcare system is the equivalent to a narcissistic ex-boyfriend and will deny, deflect, blame and play victim to escape accountability for harm caused by racial bias in medicine
Cardiology has a #Diversity problem. Let's do something about it. If you are an IM resident & you belong to one of the groups below that are severely underrepresented in cardiology, we want to mentor you to be a competitive fellowship applicant. Apply now: https://t.co/R3U5kJCcbJ
Unfortunate but not surprising. Medicine is a group project that is being led by other non medicine folk who think pizza parties can solve centuries of structural racism β¦β¦.
Back at βem and happy to meet Dr Garrett Smith, IM PGY1 @UTSWNews and graduate of @MSMEDU. Dr Smith is interested in Cardiology.
Oh yeah? Pull up a chair, young man, letβs chat β¦
TT/Tenured professors do not lose anything by adding undergraduate and grad students to papers that they helped with (organizing, lit search, data collection). I do not understand this reluctance to give authorship.
#Hawaii will forever hold a special place in our heart because we got pregnant with our little rainbow Vivian Monroe baby in #Honolulu ππππ₯°
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Joel Bervell @joelbervell graces our September/October cover and discusses health care disparities. We also feature Latino composers, diverse surgical technologists, programs providing jobs for people with disabilities and much more.
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@factscadadia @macaac3 @LakotaMan1 What are you talking about Blacks and Hispanics are accepted at a lower rate compared to whites and Asians. Stop spreading propaganda
I remember a white man in my masters program prior to med school telling me that it's hardest for his demographic to get into med school...
A reminder that I was one of 2 Black people who graduated in my med school class of 260.