Does Health Care? Accountability Matters for Indigenous Patients.

Q3 Medicine
Amy Shawanda
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Abstract

In Canada, there is evidence that Indigenous Peoples have experienced systemic and medical racism directly or indirectly. This commentary discusses the prejudice and racism evident in healthcare throughout history. The narrative then shifts to address medical professionals who do not provide quality treatment, and a guideline is provided for Indigenous patients and clients to enable them to file complaints with licensing boards. The intention is for healthcare professionals to incorporate cultural competency, cultural safety and cultural humility into their practices and, if possible, create a structure that will allow Indigenous patients to voice their concerns.

医疗保健?土著患者的责任问题。
在加拿大,有证据表明土著居民直接或间接地经历了系统性的医疗种族主义。本评论讨论了历史上医疗保健中明显存在的偏见和种族主义。然后,文章转而讨论那些没有提供优质治疗的医疗专业人员,并为土著患者和客户提供了一份指南,使他们能够向执照委员会投诉。这样做的目的是让医疗专业人员将文化能力、文化安全和文化谦逊融入到他们的实践中,并在可能的情况下,建立一种结构,让土著病人能够表达他们的关切。
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Healthcare Papers
Healthcare Papers Medicine-Health Policy
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2.50
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期刊介绍: Integrating community-based health and social care has grabbed international attention as a way of addressing the needs of aging populations while contributing to health systems" sustainability. However, integrating initiatives in different jurisdictions work (or do not work) within very various.
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