Episode 3 – Listening for Health Equity

In the episode we focus on the topic of listening. We explore the barriers to truly listening to our patients and their families and explore strategies to overcome those barriers. We reflect on how bias limits our ability to be open and really hear what

An episode of the Community Health and Advocacy Experience Podcast podcast, hosted by Community Health and Advocacy Experience Podcast, titled "Episode 3 – Listening for Health Equity" was published on August 2, 2021.

August 2, 2021 · Community Health and Advocacy Experience Podcast

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In the episode we focus on the topic of listening. We explore the barriers to truly listening to our patients and their families and explore strategies to overcome those barriers. We reflect on how bias limits our ability to be open and really hear what patients, especially patients of color, are trying to tell us. […]

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In the episode we focus on the topic of listening. We explore the barriers to truly listening to our patients and their families and explore strategies to overcome those barriers. We reflect on how bias limits our ability to be open and really hear what patients, especially patients of color, are trying to tell us. […]

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