What Can Pathology Do to Reduce Health Inequalities?
Offered By: The Royal College of Pathologists via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the role of pathology in reducing health inequalities through an insightful conversation featuring Dame Elizabeth Anionwu, Dr Samar Betmouni, and Dr Subarna Chakravorty. Delve into topics such as the evolution of pathology, sickle cell disease, community activism, and the importance of diversity in the field. Gain valuable perspectives on addressing difficult conversations, understanding white privilege, and actionable ways pathologists can contribute to improved health outcomes for all. Learn from personal stories, influential encounters, and expert insights to better understand the intersection of pathology and health equity.
Syllabus
Introduction
Why did you get involved
How did you get involved
Dr Boshovic
How has pathology evolved
Sickle cell disease
Activism
My story
A chance encounter
Influences
Pathology and the wider team
Community activism
Where are the black pathologists
How can we tackle difficult conversations
White privilege
Audience Question
Summary
Taught by
The Royal College of Pathologists
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