How Did We Get Here?: A Discussion on Medical Mistrust, Discrimination, and Healthcare Provision in Black and Latinx Communities

COPE #71809- EJ | OBO 953
Event #121362
Culture Competency

Course Description:
The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of medical mistrust and discuss the historical perspectives, origins, and legacies of medical mistrust in Black and Latinx communities. The course will also discuss the role of provider implicit bias in healthcare and health inequities, especially in HIV, reproductive health, diabetes and COVID-19. This interactive course will discuss some experiences of medical mistrust and discrimination in the clinical setting and provide some possible recommendations and strategies to improve trust and subsequently healthcare outcomes.
*Video was recorded on February 17, 2021 during a LIVE webinar

Learning Objectives:

  • To describe the historical perspectives, origins, and legacies of medical mistrust in Black and Latinx communities.
  • To discuss the implications of medical mistrust on healthcare, treatment, and prevention outcomes in Black and Latinx communities
  • To discuss possible recommendations to promote healthy patient-doctor relationships and encourage positive healthcare engagements to ultimately improve overall healthcare outcomes


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Dr. Breanne McGhee

My work is all about design, coding, and education. For over 13 years I've been a professional designer. I created the YOUix website with video tutorials on code, design and more. I'm curious, passionate and I love sharing knowledge.