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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2026 · 8 MIN

When Care Feels Unequal: Spotting and Responding to Bias in Healthcare

from FAQ By Nurse Jessi Podcast

Bias in healthcare can be subtle, personal, and outcome-altering. In this 20-minute episode Nurse Jessi defines implicit bias, diagnostic overshadowing, and stereotyping with bedside-tested examples from primary care and the ED. Listeners receive concrete, reusable scripts to say when they feel dismissed, a simple post-visit documentation checklist to protect future care, and step-by-step guidance on when and how to request a different clinician, seek a second opinion, or engage a patient advocate. This episode is practical and non-accusatory: it focuses on actions patients can take to improve safety and clarity, preserves the therapeutic relationship when possible, and explains pathways for reporting discrimination when needed. Expect clear examples, real-world language to use in the moment, and three takeaways you can apply after your next appointment.

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