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How to (respectfully, inclusively, & humbly) write about people in medicine: lessons learned from being an editor for First Aid for the USMLE 2021...
Sharing some strategies to ⬆️ representation & ⬇️ biased or inaccurate language re:
- race, ethnicity
- gender, sex, sexual orientation
- substance use
- mental health
Whether you’re in publishing, writing a manuscript, or writing notes in the #OpenNote era, here are some ideas:
- race, ethnicity
- gender, sex, sexual orientation
- substance use
- mental health
Whether you’re in publishing, writing a manuscript, or writing notes in the #OpenNote era, here are some ideas:
Golden Rules:
1) Always ask the pt how they’d like to be referred to/described, but don’t pry if the information isn’t pertinent to the medicine.
2) Do your HW on religions/identities/cultures/communities that you're not familiar with--don't burden the pt w/ educating you.
1) Always ask the pt how they’d like to be referred to/described, but don’t pry if the information isn’t pertinent to the medicine.
2) Do your HW on religions/identities/cultures/communities that you're not familiar with--don't burden the pt w/ educating you.
