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Ep. 7 | Language, Culture, and Care: Adapting to Changing Demographics w/ Alexandra Lopez-Vera, PhD
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How can the healthcare industry overcome language barriers and ensure equitable care for an increasingly diverse population? Find out in this episode of MedEdge, where our special guest, Alexandra Lopez-Vera, PhD, shares her pioneering work with the Vida Medical Spanish program, designed to address the growing demand for Spanish-speaking medical professionals.
Key Highlights:
- Tosh's firsthand experiences show the impact of language barriers in emergency healthcare settings.
- Insight into the Vida program's unique approach, merging medical Spanish instruction with clinical skills for comprehensive patient care.
- The crucial role of cultural competence and bias recognition in improving health outcomes for diverse patient groups.
- Future perspectives on medical education and the promising role of artificial intelligence in breaking down linguistic obstacles.
Tune in for an eye-opener discussion about the significant strides being made towards inclusivity and effective communication in healthcare. This episode is a must-listen for medical practitioners, educators, and anyone interested in the intersection of language, culture, and medicine.
Links:
Medtrics: medtricslab.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alexandralopezvera
Website: alexandralopezvera.com
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