Speaking to the Black Student Experience
Learn about fellow student’s experiences
What "Inclusive Medicine" Means to Me
Being a doctor who follows inclusive medicine is not only about treating symptoms and prescribing medication or performing surgery. Being a doctor is about being passionate about humanity and helping others achieve a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being. Read about how OMEF Inés Marquina meditates on the roles empathy and compassion play in inclusive medical practice.
Amplifying Black Voices
Listen to interviews with innovative Black healthcare experts
Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion
- The Bio-Psycho-Social Interaction: Exploring Mental Health in the Black CommunityWatch Dr. Itunu Johnson-Sogbetun, founder of Health Equity and Advocacy Learning (HEAL), share an insightful exploration of the biopsychosocial model and its impact on Black mental health. She'll discuss the intersections of race, gender, and socioeconomic factors on mental health and well-being while gaining insights into community resilience strategies.
- Words Matter: The Power of Inclusive Language in MedicineAs healthcare providers, the language we use to describe our patients has a bigger impact than we might think. It's our responsibility to make sure we're using the most fair and inclusive language we can so patients receive the best care possible.
- Historical view of Racism in Academic Medicine: How Did We Get Here?Racial injustice impacts every aspect of healthcare, and people are finally starting to wake up to it. But how did we get here? Join Osmosis in Conversation with Lisa McBride, PhD, and Monique Gary, DO, FACS for the first of three webinar events exploring racism in academic medicine.
- Current Outlook on Racism in Academic MedicineRacial injustice impacts every aspect of healthcare, and people are finally starting to wake up to it. Join Osmosis in Conversation with Lisa McBride, PhD, and Monique Gary, DO, FACS for the second of three webinar events exploring racism in academic medicine.
- Microaggressions & Implicit Bias in Academic MedicineRacial injustice impacts every aspect of healthcare, and people are finally starting to wake up to it. Join Osmosis in Conversation with Lisa McBride, PhD, and Monique Gary, DO, FACS for the third and final of three webinar events exploring racism in academic medicine.
Register to Join
February 13 at 11 AM PT/ 2 PM ET
Join Dr. Itunu Johnson-Sogbetun for an impactful presentation on the key factors contributing to health disparities in the Black community. Drawing on her expertise in family medicine and commitment to holistic healthcare, she will share practical strategies to address barriers and promote greater health equity for all. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to contribute to developing a more equitable healthcare system through collaboration and empowerment.
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