Tackling ethnic health disparities: Lisa Cooper at TEDxBaltimore 2014
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2014
- Dr. Cooper is an internationally recognized health services researcher and medical educator at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She has developed interventions that enhance patient-physician communication, improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare disparities. She is a 2007 recipient of the prestigious MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Award.
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I'm from Liberia and I'm proud of you Dr. Lisa Cooper. Keep up the great work.
Thank you, Dr. Cooper, for sharing such a powerful, inspirational, and motivational talk on health equity, disparities, and racial discrimination. I am a Jamaican of African descent and as a student currently studying The Communities That Care Course at UOPeople, I am intrinsically motivated and moved by your speech to help others not only in my community but globally.
Thanks again for sharing. It was a pleasure learning from you. Opal Pennycooke- Grant.
Excellent talk, Lisa. Proud of you for speaking out on this most important issue.
This was such a powerful Ted Talk. I was so moved and inspired! Thanks for sharing that there is hope. I will do my part!
Thank you Dr. Cooper, I am going to use your Ted Talk as a subject for my Nursing Class, Care of Vulnerable Populations, at the University of New Mexico. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Keep up the good work.
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Wow I want to meet her. I'll join you on the journey Dr. Cooper.
Bravo.
Thank you for the TedTalk very insightful!
Wow, she is a good speaker!
There's hope...
Truly profound
so proud of you lisa cooper your speech is very nice and very interesting and also you are well represented africa in baltimore love you so much god bless you
Thank you Dr Copper.
Bravo Dr. Cooper! How inspiring and sensitive you are to these important issues! I am so glad that we watched this in a grant writing seminar on CLAS standards and cultural competency for the Nonprofit where I work (we help people with disabilities live independently in the community. As disabled people, we are the largest minority in the world to be the last to get civil rights when the ADA was finally passed, 51% of us who work full time here aare disabled and can definitely relate to Culture INcompetency.) This is such a great TED talk. Too bad the racists and culturally INcompetent providers that need to watch this probably won't watch this!
I disagree, as an ER nurse, we ask that triage question regarding drug use of everyone. We ask the abuse questions, we ask the depression/suicide risk screening. We didn't assume anything, it is our job to ask.
Ya I don't get it either. She seems extremely biased.
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She asked me what does Dallas DFW want to do besides talk a good game . Doc Rich Live i have 2 certifications in health equity from Johns Hopkins University contact tracing also and psychological 1st aid all together 4 certifications from Johns Hopkins Lisa cooper is from Liberia 🇱🇷 she was just at the white house she asked amd she is still waiting i brought in Johns Hopkins Gun control and i helped some new graduates match for there Med Fellowships
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what was the point of all this rambling?
Ya man I gotta say I don't get it. She sounds pretty biased, A LOT of assumptions were made by her. This feels dangerous to me. For instance when she said, "First of all, your probably wondering why I'm dressed like this," then launches into her identity... Well, no I wasn't wondering that. America is made up of every other country in the world, and it is our greatest strength. People wear whatever they like here...
Drug use... Lolol
Thank you Ms. Cooper, I am going to use your Ted Talk as a subject for my Nursing Class, Care of Vulnerable Populations, at the University of New Mexico. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Keep up the good work.