Disparities in Peripheral Vascular Care: An Ongoing Dilemma-Panel Discussion: Part 2

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Video Summary

In this video, Dr. Altin discusses the risk of amputation related to income or socioeconomic status. She highlights the importance of addressing implicit bias in patient care and emphasizes the need for a diverse workforce. Dr. Altin also stresses the importance of providing the right treatment for every patient, regardless of any biases or assumptions. In response to a question about improving the amputation rate among African Americans, Dr. Rymer acknowledges the historical inequities and the need for long-term compassionate care. He emphasizes the importance of building trust with patients and being a good provider. The video concludes with a discussion on how institutions can implement changes to promote diversity and address biases in healthcare.

Keywords

amputation risk

income

implicit bias

diverse workforce

compassionate care