Why black patients don’t trust the healthcare system | Bayo Curry-Winchell | TEDxReno
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Dr. Curry-Winchell discusses the gaps in healthcare focusing on racially based medical algorithms and its impact on health outcomes for Black patients. Dr Curry-Winchell highlights historical and current racial practices in health care and shares some of the personal challenges she faces as a Black female physician and discusses how representation can help combat these issues.
Dr. Curry-Winchell is the Medical Director of Community Engagement and Health Equity, Co-lead of DEIB, a practicing physician and Medical Director of Urgent Care Clinics in Nevada and California for Carbon Health and Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center. Deeply involved with her community, Dr. Bayo Curry- Winchell is also the Medical Director for the Washoe County Sexual Assault Response Team and volunteers as an Assistant Medical Examiner for Washoe County Child Protective Services. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell joined the Reno Mayor’s task force and Governors Medical Advisory Team. She has received many awards including the 2021 Young Physician Award from Washoe County Medical Society, 2020 PBS Reno Spotlight Extraordinary Neighbor award, Sierra Nevada’s Top 20 Most Powerful Women award in 2019 and most recently named 75 Black Healthcare leaders to know in 2022. She and her husband enjoy life in Reno-Tahoe with their two young girls. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
🚩👀🚩Tedx, YOU did EXACTLY what she talks about and OMITTED "DR." Put the same respect for Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell as you did Dr. Shiv Kumar 2 days ago...Dr. Christine McCarthy 2 days ago...Even Dr. Karen Gordon 5 months ago...🤔
My word...I just noticed this
What a joke of a platform
Which is strange given their use of her Dr. title of in the description. Sad really
This was an amazing eye-opener. She spoke so passionately, she sounded like she was on the brink of tears. I was close to crying myself, and that's rare.
Keep up the fight, Dr. Curry-Winchell! Make everyone proud!
You're certainly not just a Dr,. you're and incredible Dr. and your patients are so lucky to have you.
After such a profound speech, @TedX still chose to omit the Dr/PhD title from Dr. Curry-Winchell’s name in the title credits.
Right…
And in my recommendations there are several TEDx video in which they use Dr... e.g. "Quit social media | Dr. Cal Newport TEDxTysons" and "Music Medicine: Sound At A Cellular Level | Dr. Lee Bartel", though to be fair, there are others in which doctors are featured but they do not.
Yes, I noticed that. It’s a big miss on the part of TED.
All too often, it’s such a struggle to get doctors to listen. Living in pain is not quality living.
Her name is Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell. She refers to this issue. Ted, please update the title of this video to recognize and acknowledge her title.
Why would any one trust a system that's designed to profit off your body? From the insurance racket running to the "professional" in the field it's a dice roll designed to keep investors money safe at human experience
Bro healthcare is literally free how is it supposed to profit off of you
@@quantum_leap786 not in the U.S.A.
Yes, it is important to spread awareness. I will never deliver a baby in a hospital again. It was traumatizing and I ended up getting really sick for 10 days.
you learn to not trust the healthcare system when you gain knowledge of what the healthcare system really is
Hello you
- written by a republic american
Wow, I would take you as my doctor any day, Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell! Between my six sisters and I, we would take anything over the white man doctor who dismisses half my questions, most of my ailments and cannot or will not research, investigate, and find the proper prescription medication(s) that I am in need of. You, Doctor are powerful and an example of what we need in this country. I believe every word you have said and I am a white 67 year old widowed woman. Janet Slicer, Frederick, MD.
When we speak with the fire and passion that urges us to move, others not only listen but FEEL our motivations of peace.
To avoid doctors my advice would be: Love, forgive, and teach. Eat, drink, and cook healthy. Stay stress free, sleep well, exercise, and listen to your body. Pray, meditate, ground, and sunbath. Spend time with nature and nature’s hostess.
Thank You Dr.!!!!!! Great talk!!!
Thank you Dr 👏🏻👏🏻, you speak the truth ! I see strength , not victim , as some of these comments say. Keep making ppl aware.
@Tedx, why is her title not in the video title?
Why ever would people distrust a system that keeps them suffering?
How does this system make them suffer ?
I totally relate to topic!
TEDx, I recommend that you revise the title of this video to include “Dr” in front of her name.
In school, you're taught a lesson and then given a test. In life, you're given a test that teaches you a lesson.
Dr. Curry-Winchell 🙌 👏👏👏
Excellent job, Dr. Curry-Winchell!
Sharing! ❤ This was a great speech!
A story that is not told often enough…🥺
Thank you for using your powerful voice to share awareness 🙏🏽🧡✨
Michael Moore said that racism is America’s original sin and unless it is properly addressed, it will implode. I fully believe him, as DJT is doing his best to drive this nation off a cliff. I believe that our job is to continue to do the best that we can with what we have. We’ll keep succeeding despite the best efforts of a system that wants us gone. We’re still here….. Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell, you’re a warrior-advocate and a beacon of hope. Thank you🙏🏽
She's always seeking the truth. Great speech!
Awesome speach!
You sum up every problem and you present a proper solution. Thank you!
Put Dr ted talk, she is a Doctor
Thank you for your interestig talk and success to your experience😍to comunity!
I concur with Dr. Curry-Winchell that the ethical principle of justice is not being upheld by many institutions within healthcare. Trust in doctors is of paramount importance and hearing these examples of racial injustice is certainly stealing away patients’ trust. To hear there are medical students in the 21st century who still hold on to some belief that an African American person’s skin is bereft of nerve endings or an inability to feel pain is beyond disappointing. I will hold on to the hope that changes are happening, such as with the U.S. Task Force and their nephrology criteria on the GFR to avoid the deadly mistake of undertreating kidney disease in African Americans. Global changes are certainly needed in the U.S. healthcare system itself as well as change from the inside out-with not only patients advocating for themselves, but also well-informed and educated medical students entering the field. Now that more of these injustices are being highlighted and spoken on, I hope future student doctors and current physicians will advocate for the ethical principle of justice in being certain that every patient, no matter his/her skin color, is given appropriate care.
Wow! I am a nurse and did not know why there was a difference in eGFR.
Thank you Doctor 🎉
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Yasssss.. Hats off to you for your commentary. It's definitely a long road and Unfortunately I work in the medical field. I'm amazed how people don't think that medical inequality pertaining to African Americans doesn't exist. Hats off to you. Dr. Curry-Winchel
Yeah america is real cancer
Inequity can be for many reasons just because there's an inequity doesn't mean that it's anyone else's fault or that we should fix it with government policies that don't fix the root cause of the problem. I notice today that African Americans on average eat much more fast food and have diabetes and much higher rates than other groups. Is that white people's fault? No and it's doing a disservice to African Americans to encourage them to pass the blame onto anyone else but themselves.
you seriously said Yassss lol
Hello you
We need qualified doctors! Show us your qualities! Seriously !
Dr. Curry-Winchel you are a QUEEN! This was an amazing speech.
I believe Dr. Curry-Winchell does an excellent job at bringing awareness to the racially based medical algorithms we as a country are dealing with. Her example of the difference in calculating kidney function is just one of the many instances where African Americans are negatively impacted by the medical field. The medical ethics concept of justice demonstrates the fair and equitable distribution of health care resources and is something all physicians take an oath to uphold at the start of their careers. By altering the kidney function calculation for African Americans, we are unfairly giving priority to other races for kidney transplant eligibility. How is anyone supposed to trust medical professionals if we continue to practice unfair, biased, and statistically disproven medicine? Representation for all races is important to ensure high quality health care, and that begins in medical school. The hurdles it takes to be accepted into medical school nowadays are quite vigorous, and many individuals are at a disadvantage when applying. Money and experience are necessary, which automatically discourages minorities and the lower class from applying. If we can somehow change the stigma on what it takes to become a doctor, we can encourage a more diverse group of individuals to become leaders within the field of medicine, broadening the representation for all groups. There is no reason why medicine should be different depending on your skin color. Everyone is susceptible to the same diseases, so physicians must be willing to treat everyone fair and equal. There needs to be more education on how different diseases present on different skin colors. A majority of physicians are unable to recognize the same dermatological condition on an African American, as they would a white person. This leads to underdiagnosing and under prescribing the right medications for many African Americans. How can we assure physicians are keeping their patients’ best interests in mind, if they are not being properly educated on how diseases can present differently? Addressing the systemic and racial practices within medicine is the first step to take to ensure equal and quality care to the African American population.
So proud of you, Dr Curry-Winchell!!!!❤
Amazing.
Dang she pulls them heart strings HARD 😭
Thank you, Curry-Winchell!
Amazing
My Daddy is a doctor not in the United States but I understand why African Americans have a distrust of the health care system. The system is way overdue for a change.
Thank you for this speech! Shared to my FB!
That was amazing. Thank you for the information. Keep spreading this information please. I can do a lot of good.
Wow! Yes! Thank you.🙏🏿🙏🏿
It took way too long to address racial differences in working up kidney disease...In 2020, the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) and the American Society of Nephrology (ASN) formed a joint task force to review the use of race in eGFR calculations. On September 23, 2021, the Task Force announced a new race-free calculation for estimating eGFR. The National Kidney Foundation is working with the nation’s laboratories to get this new calculation into use as quickly as possible.
Great speech Dr. Curry-Winchel!!!
Truthful inspiring speech
Wow, Absolutely unbelievable, I really hope it's not like that here in Canada. That was a great talk, I hope you can keep spreading the word.
You never heard of this John Q? The Tuskeegee Experiment?
@@stalemarshmallow9466 , that's so bad, and so unfair.
@@msgemsgems I haven't, but will check, thanks
Yes Dr. !
Please add the appropriate title to this woman’s name either Dr. MD, etc.
@TEDx talks …. Is there some reason the speaker’s DOCTOR title isn’t in the title of this very VIDEO?
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Excellent yet sad truth
8:05 yup that sums it up for me…
How do I get the marker removed for true lab results?
Thank you, sister for taking the time to write to everybody preach sister preach fight the good fight
I resonate with this
This was an amazing video. Powerful.
People can be paid to defend anything.
My husband is white and I make sure I take him with me everytime so I can at least get kinda treated right , when I went alone it was horrible . I can’t right now , just thinking of what happened to me 2 weeks ago is draining
I hope I am not offending anyone any way by saying this as a white person. I am well aware of my privilege. But I do feel a lot of similar trust issues with being an obese patient. Their is very sadly some overlap. ❤
Because all they see is your weight, NOTHING else…. They diagnose from the door.
You indeed are Doctor
As a white person, my current labs come from and are calculated by the NIH: National Institute of Health. My GFR which is a percentage of function of my kidneys, its a higher number if I were African American rather than Caucasian. I have thought this odd for years. Especially since I know kidney disease is often more common in those of color, and that diet is crucial to 8mproving kidney dusease!
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whats the drug they sd to give to us & what is the difference it would make?🤨
Why the different threshold for chronic kidney disease among Blacks and Whites?
Edit: Why no one trusts the healthcare system
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They don't believe they can succeed in school. It is about stereotypes. Not about oppressive entities.
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Amen thank you
Hello
Stay healthy for your father
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Health care system is a BUSINESS…I have given up on it. I know more about being healthy and about my health than any doctor that is still brainwashed by the system. I do not think doctors are bad they are just blind.
I cannot believe the numbers are that high. I know some Doctors may believe this but my God 😞
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Alright
Remember when Ted talks were worth listening to?
We need qualified doctors! Show us your qualities!
When you're crying from pain and your crack head parents smoke all your pain pills? Sarcastic Remark Here:
What does skin color have to do with this? We all have an equal opportunity to distrust the medical industrial complex.
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Self victimisation is such a toxic & addictive drug..
Self victimization? All she all did was give you facts that can be historically proven to be true and things are still happening now. Also, if someone does something to you, are you or you not a victim?
Cause doctors are in white coats
Hispanics to
I am white and don't trust it too. Why bring skin color in the discussion?
You have a chip on your shoulder and contradicted yourself half way through.
How?
As if any other ethnicity does trust it.
The victim mindset is strong with this one
yep, funny how she's given a gigantic platform to spew it
@@AllShaaaallPerish I like your name, very truthful
Yes. When your dad was treated unfairly for most of his life you can afford to feel disrespected.
It’s the truth and not palatable to white ppl. That does not change the truth ! Minorities are not treated equally, nor have they been. You dnt appreciate the minority that fought for this country, but couldn’t eat , use the restroom ect , like white ppl. In your mind that’s ok , no victims to see here huh ? Says a lot about your mindset. The truth is you don’t care about minorities, and how dare they take a stand. What you see is strength , not victim
The ability to rationally think is not strong in this comment thread though.
Race matters
To you😂
Fact is that physically different ethnicity is treated differently because there are differences between different diverse ethnic groups. Physically our bodies are different, I am no physician but I understand this. I can't speak about certain specific topics, but very little research and a bit of common sense tells me that we are different inside and out!
More BS. from them.
Bruh it’s 2022, Stop living in the past. I trust my local medical spot. We practically family.
Good for you. However, that trust has to be earned and NOT given a pass due to labeling it "living in the past".
This is an issues bigger than your "local spot". I hope you are NOT that naive.
@@youtubeuserzzzz To me it sounds like living in the past. The people of today are not the people from long ago. I’m well aware of what you are saying but I haven’t experienced any malice from whites or the “system”
How is it “living in the past” if it still happening currently?
@@okigodd What’s still happening currently? Last I checked Racism happens on both sides today. We even play the colorism game when it comes to light skin, dark skin. Girl bye
@@davida99 You didn’t make any relevant points, so I’m just going to end the conversation here. And this is the person who said I don’t know what I’m talking about. Ps. Colorism only affects darker skin people, it’s literally in the definition.
Instead of reaching for the race card, you should focus on what unites us.
This divisive double speak is getting old and boring.
Your privilege is showing
@@okigodd you have no idea what you are saying.
@@murkdurk8961 Sir, don’t insult my intelligence. What I find perplexing is how you contradicted yourself. How can we be united if we are not being treated equally, also just because someone points out major issues that are happening doesn’t mean that they dividing us.
Americans: stop thinking...talking...crying....about race 24/7
the whole is laughing at you!
"look at me, I'm a victim!" lol
Unsubscribing.
You won't be missed.
@@gallectee6032 🤣🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lady talks too slow. Attention span went extinct. Bye.
Sped her up 😂😂