Newspaper/Magazine Article From heart disease to IUDs: how doctors dismiss women’s pain. Citation Text: Bever L. Washington Post. December 13, 2022. Copy Citation Save Save to your library Print Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copy URL December 21, 2022 Bever L. Washington Post. December 13, 2022. Gender and racial bias contributes to inadequate and delayed care. This story focuses on women who have experienced harm due to their pain concerns being marginalized or dismissed. Free full text Related study Save Save to your library Print Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copy URL Cite Citation Citation Text: Bever L. Washington Post. December 13, 2022. Copy Citation Related Resources Few hospitals are willing to bear the cost of providing psychiatric care for kids. March 22, 2023 Do no unconscious harm. March 15, 2023 Crisis in the Lakeshore Hospital ER. March 8, 2023 Mental health conditions leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths. February 15, 2023 Bleeding and in pain, a pregnant woman in Louisiana couldn’t get answers. January 25, 2023 ER doctors misdiagnose patients with unusual symptoms. January 18, 2023 During in-flight emergencies, sometimes airlines’ medical kits fall short. January 18, 2023 Her child was stillborn at 39 weeks. She blames a system that doesn’t always listen to mothers. November 30, 2022 Position Statement on Criminalization of Medical Error and Call for Action to Prevent Patient Harm from Error. October 26, 2022 ‘They can’t ignore us any more’: five women on long Covid and medical misogyny. October 26, 2022 People of color with long COVID face uphill battle to be heard. October 12, 2022 Embedded bias: how medical records sow discrimination. October 5, 2022 When medical error becomes personal, activism becomes painful. September 28, 2022 How Safe is Your Care? Measurement and Monitoring of Safety Through the Eyes of Patients and Their Care Partners. August 24, 2022 Abortion bans have consequences for wanted pregnancies, too. August 17, 2022 A California man’s ‘painful and terrifying’ road to a Monkeypox diagnosis. August 17, 2022 When the water breaks. August 3, 2022 Stop using these adult bed rails, warns the Consumer Product Safety Commission. June 15, 2022 Antifatness in the surgical setting. June 8, 2022 Nurse Vaught sentenced for deadly medical error. May 25, 2022 The Color of Care. May 11, 2022 Woman works to end Black maternal health crisis after daughter dies after giving birth. April 27, 2022 Dying for Care. March 30, 2022 A widow’s mission to change NC dental sedation rules. March 23, 2022 How nursing homes’ worst offenses are hidden from the public. December 22, 2021 To eliminate bias, some seek out doctors of their own race or ethnicity. December 22, 2021 Confronting Racism in Health Care: Moving from Proclamations to New Practices. December 1, 2021 Her husband died by suicide. She sued his pain doctors—a rare challenge over an opioid dose reduction. December 1, 2021 How to seek care for non-covid health issues during the pandemic, and why you shouldn’t delay. September 29, 2021 Phony diagnoses hide high rates of drugging at nursing homes. September 22, 2021 View More See More About General Public Health Care Providers Public Health Psychological and Social Complications Role of the Media View More
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