Racial Equity in Clinical Practice
A social construct
What is race?
A shared pattern of beliefs, values, assumptions, and behaviors that distinguishes one group from another.
What is Culture?
Banana peels
Why are people slipping on the sidewalk outside your clinic?
Conscious, informed understanding of how race, power, privilege and systemic inequities impact our experiences.
What is Awareness?
Three affirming terms to describe Indigenous Populations
What are American Indian, Alaska Native, Indigenous people, First Nations, Aboriginal, Tribal Affiliation, Native American, Indians, First Peoples, Natives
The name of New York Times Daily Podcast title played during the keynote.
What is Racism's Punishing Reach?
The capability to function effectively in a variety of cultural contexts, including national, ethnic, organizational, and generational.
What is Cultural Intelligence?
An underlying force driving inequity that your strategy should address
What is a root cause?
We speak English here. We take Christian holidays off work. One size fits all in this organization. These examples of ______. These examples relate to what level of awareness/oppression.
What is Institutional oppression.
The inherent right or authority of Indian tribes to govern themselves
What is Tribal Sovereignty?
The unfair advantage or disadvantage of individuals and communities.
What is Racism?
The four primary CQ capabilities.
What are Drive, Knowledge, Action, and Strategy?
When developing a strategy, consider these first
What are no-cost and low-cost options?
The four types of awareness we discussed.
What is self awareness, interpersonal awareness, institutional awareness (and structural awareness), and ideological awareness.
The number of federally recognized tribes in the US?
Bonus: The number of people this represents
What is 574
What is 4.5 million people?
A verb that requires creating policies, procedures, and structures that support centering non-majority populations.
What is anti-racism?
The year the US will become a minority-majority
What is 2050 (2042)?
The way we most often measure performance
How much did we do?
________is the skill of observing a pattern or pattern of behavior by group identity without judgement.
What is tracking?
The tribe that Elton Naswood represents?
The Navajo?
Three examples of medical mistrust
What are Henrietta Lacks, Dr. James Marion Sims, forced sterilization of women in ICE detention?
What is Adaptive Leadership, Growth Mindset, Cultural Intelligence, or Perspective Transformation
The most important performance measure in Results-Based Accountability
Is anyone better off?
These tools track patterns at the group and systems level of an organization/clinic.
What are data collection and feedback?
This cultural ceremony involves burning sacred herbs to cleanse and purify a space or person and to connect with the spirit world.
What is Smudging?