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Between the Lines: Everything Your Medical School Didn't Teach You About Health Equity
Downstate Students for HEAL (Health Equity Advocacy and Leadership)
11 episodes
1 week ago
Conversations between medical students and activists intended to examine the social justice impacts on healthcare in our communities. Thanks for listening! Please fill out our survey so we can make this podcast the best it can be: https://tinyurl.com/btlepisode1-2
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Conversations between medical students and activists intended to examine the social justice impacts on healthcare in our communities. Thanks for listening! Please fill out our survey so we can make this podcast the best it can be: https://tinyurl.com/btlepisode1-2
Show more...
Medicine
Health & Fitness
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Decriminalizing Mental Health Crises Part 1
Between the Lines: Everything Your Medical School Didn't Teach You About Health Equity
34 minutes 3 seconds
4 years ago
Decriminalizing Mental Health Crises Part 1

In Part 1, medical students Anjali Jaiman and Andrea Martinez discuss the history of oppression through psychiatric institutionalization and criminalization of mental health concerns. They are joined by Carla Rabinowitz, who is the Project Coordinator of Correct Crisis Intervention Training NYC, an organization that advocates for peer-led, compassionate care for people experiencing mental health crisis. Our current police-led response to mental health crisis often leads to violence and further trauma. While the mayor’s new mental health response team is a step in the right direction, Carla illustrates the ideal model for responding to mental health crisis, which includes a peer with lived experience of mental health crisis and connections to community resources.

Between the Lines: Everything Your Medical School Didn't Teach You About Health Equity
Conversations between medical students and activists intended to examine the social justice impacts on healthcare in our communities. Thanks for listening! Please fill out our survey so we can make this podcast the best it can be: https://tinyurl.com/btlepisode1-2