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2015 Southwest Latino HIV/Hepatitis C Conference Join us for the 2015 Southwest...
Featuring: Jonathan M. Metzl, MD, PhD Frederick B. Rentschler II Professor of Sociology...
Jonathan Metzl from Vanderbilt University will be giving a roundtable conversation entitled...
Historical Perspectives on Stigma, Race and the Diagnosis of Schizophrenia Jonathan D....
What Is a Month of Life Worth?: Assessing the Impact of ACA...
On Wednesday, October 5th, 3:00pm – 5:00pm Dr. Camara Jones and I will be in dialogue about the impact of racism on health in the US South. This facilitated conversation is open to the public and will take place at Georgia Tech University.
The "cultural competency" approach and other medical models that emphasize cross-cultural understanding of patients are limited. Many health-related factors previously attributed to culture or ethnicity in interactions between doctors and patients also represent the downstream consequences of decisions about larger structural contexts, such as impoverished transit or food delivery systems, oppressive zoning decisions, or the pernicious effects of institutional racisms. This talk will focus on how the "structural competency" model and movement offers a new paradigm and approach to healthcare that can address the biological, socioeconomic, and racial impacts of upstream decisions on structural factors such as expanding health and wealth disparities.
“What Makes Black Girls, Blue?” Creating Mental Wellness Climates for Black Women...
"Moving beyond colorblindness: Clinical encounters painted by the sociocultural contexts of racial...
In this talk, Prof. Metzl addresses how the automatic assumption that white shooters are isolated, deranged individuals conveys the subtle message that whiteness in general, and white masculinity specifically, is not connected to any larger cultures, networks or ideologies that might foment violence.
