Medical distrust
Increasing Medical trust
Covid-19 health disparities
miscellenousy
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What is a word that is used interchangeably with medical distrust for vaccines uptake

vaccine hesitancy  

100

What are 3 ways to increase medical trust

- patient centred care, knowing ones body, asking questions, finding a medical practitioner who provides culturally adaptive care, not too much medical jargon, for us by us research etc  

100

why did we see health disparities among racial minorities

  • not enough access to vaccines, medical distrust 
100

What day is it today

Saturday, March 30, 2024

200

What is self sovereignty

Self-sovereignty is the idea that you are in control of your own life. You make the decisions and you think for yourself. Nobody else gets to tell you what to do or how to live your life.

200

What are preventative measures to poor health outcomes

- vaccines, screening, increasing physical activity, increasing sleep, well balanced diet , decreasing poverty and minimizing stress

200

Name two vaccine resources in the GTA

  • IPF, WHIWH
200

Name a food that starts with P

Plantain, papyas

300

Name two public unethical research studies that caused medical distrust

  • Henrietta Lacks
  • Tuskegee Study 
  • Anarca 
300

Explain two reasons why having a family doctor is important

  • Having a family doctor plays a pivotal role in maintaining and improving your overall health for several reasons. Firstly, a family doctor provides continuity of care, which means they develop a comprehensive understanding of your health history, lifestyle, and any underlying conditions over time. This depth of knowledge enables them to make more informed decisions about your care, offer personalized advice, and detect health issues early. Secondly, a family doctor can coordinate your care among specialists and other healthcare providers, ensuring that all aspects of your health are addressed cohesively. Finally, regular check-ups with a family doctor can foster a trusting patient-doctor relationship, which is crucial for open communication about health concerns. In essence, a family doctor is not just a caregiver but a trusted advisor who plays a key role in your journey towards long-term health and wellbeing.
300

what was the rate of Black people that were hospitalized for covid-19 vs the population

  • 24% vs 9.3 
300

What does IPF Project stand for

Immunization partnership fund

400

Medical distrust is a rooted in ...

- racism, colonialism, imbalance power due to colonialism and racism embedded in systems and policies 

400

Name two good questions to ask a health practitioner

How does this vaccine work, and why is it recommended for me?

Has this vaccine been tested on people with similar racial or ethnic backgrounds to mine?

Are there any cultural or genetic considerations I should be aware of in relation to this vaccine?

How might my existing health conditions, if any, affect my reaction to this vaccine?

Can you provide information on the effectiveness and safety of this vaccine in diverse populations?

What are the potential side effects of this vaccine, and how can they be managed?

Where can I find more information or resources that cater to my community's specific health concerns regarding vaccinations?

Are there alternative vaccination schedules or options that might be better suited to my health needs or cultural practices?

How will receiving this vaccine contribute to my overall health and protect me against diseases prevalent in my community?

400

What areas in toronto has the least amount of pharmacies offering vaccines

Areas who are under funded and lower household income 

400

What is the purpose of the IPF project

Is a project focused on optimizing vaccine uptake among racialized women in the GTA across the life-course.

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