Barriers within Medicine and Representation - Dammie Olubowale (Melanin Medics)
Summary
This on-demand teaching session provides medical professionals a deep dive into the barriers experienced by minority ethnic groups in medicine, including the physical, financial, and mental tolls. Participants will gain insight on how to navigate the various challenges that arise when attempting to access resources, and how to utilize mentorship systems for more equitable practices. Through exploring shared experiences, this teaching session also offers a platform to discuss and promote inclusivity, and offer strategies to encourage better doctors and leadership skills.
Learning objectives
Learning Objectives:
- Identify barriers experienced by minority ethnic groups in medicine.
- Recognize the impact of racial inequality in medicine.
- Develop skills in inclusivity and diversity promotion.
- Discuss shared experieces of individuals from minority etnic backgrounds.
- Describe the mental health impact on individuals from underrepresented backgrounds in medicine.
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