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Krank geheilt: Janine Fiedler wurde von ihrem Arzt sexuell missbraucht. Trotzdem darf er jahrelang weiter arbeiten. Die Behörden stoppen ihn nicht, das Problem hat System.
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Krank geheilt: Janine Fiedler wurde von ihrem Arzt sexuell missbraucht. Trotzdem darf er jahrelang weiter arbeiten. Die Behörden stoppen ihn nicht, das Problem hat System.
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Über Monate habe ich mit @MargheBettoni, @CecileDebarge, @yellena_p und Alina Ryazanova für BuzzFeed News Deutschland, IPPEN.MEDIA und weitere europäische Medien zu sexualisiertem Missbrauch im Medizinbetrieb recherchiert. #metoomedicine
Unsere Recherchen zeigen, dass Täter aus dem Medizinbetrieb oft geringe Strafen erhalten, selten verurteilt werden und teils weiter praktizieren können. Behörden versagen, weil sie aufeinander warten, statt zu handeln.
Every yr @CdnWIM holds a #WomenInMedicine conference.
And every yr, women have to listen to male colleagues complain that there's no equivalent conference for men in medicine.
This is a THREAD on allyship.
And every yr, women have to listen to male colleagues complain that there's no equivalent conference for men in medicine.
This is a THREAD on allyship.
Someone recently asked to trade her call shift to attend the conference (a very common type of request amongst colleagues in a hospital or clinic) and here is the response that was CC'D TO THE ENTIRE DEPT:
"I’d be happy to switch but I just can’t seem to confirm the dates for the Canadian Men in Medicine conference. I heard they had found an igloo north of Inuvik willing to host it but then with climate change they were thinking they might have to reschedule. I’ll let you know.”
There's very unsettling news at @MountSinaiNYC, and I'm going to write a long thread about it.
With it, I plan to share a relevant experience I've never publicly discussed and I will offer ideas of action steps.
I hope you'll to read this thread, share what's happened, and act.
With it, I plan to share a relevant experience I've never publicly discussed and I will offer ideas of action steps.
I hope you'll to read this thread, share what's happened, and act.
You should read this if you care about honesty and treating people decently.
You should read this if you worked or trained at @MountSinaiNYC.
You should read this if you care about #GlobalHealth, #PublicHealth, #AcademicTwitter, #MedTwitter, research ethics, or labor/HR issues.
You should read this if you worked or trained at @MountSinaiNYC.
You should read this if you care about #GlobalHealth, #PublicHealth, #AcademicTwitter, #MedTwitter, research ethics, or labor/HR issues.
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