Money & Policy
How Healthcare Works
Stereotypes in Medicine
In the Exam Room
Big Picture
100

This government program provides healthcare for many Indigenous Americans.

What is the Indian Health Service?

100

Having to wait a long time to see a specialist is an example of a problem with the healthcare ____.

What is the system?

100

Assuming health disparities are “normal” is an example of this.

What is stereotyping or bias?

100

When a doctor doesn’t fully listen to a patient, this is a problem with the ____ relationship.

What is the doctor-patient relationship?

100

The article says Indigenous health disparities are NOT caused by this.

What is genetics or biology?

300

Indigenous healthcare is funded less than this larger federal healthcare program.

What is Medicare?

300

Rules about referrals and insurance affect health even if doctors want to help.

What is the healthcare system?

300

Calling patients “noncompliant” without context ignores these barriers.

What are structural or system barriers?

300

Past experiences with discrimination can cause this feeling during medical visits.

What is mistrust?

300

The article focuses on fixing systems rather than blaming this.

What is individual behavior?

500

Fixing funding problems would most directly help improve healthcare access.

What is increased funding or policy change?

500

Even without meaning to, healthcare systems can make care harder to access.

What is bureaucracy or system design?

500

Media and medical narratives can shape how providers think about patients.

What is bias?

500

Trust makes this part of healthcare better.

What is communication or care?

500

Health outcomes are affected by housing, food, and transportation, not just doctors.

What are social factors or social determinants of health?

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