“involves a strategic effort to systematically integrate patients’ racial identities and experiences into clinical assessments and treatment plans”
Yale University clinicians will begin asking pediatric mental health patients about their experiences with racism.
The tool “involves a strategic effort to systematically integrate patients’ racial identities and experiences into clinical assessments and treatment plans,” according to a universityThe approach includes discussing the child’s “racial and ethnic experiences.” However, the healthcare provider will also discuss his “own clinician’s own racial and ethnic identities and biases.”
The new approach is “discriminatory,” according to Do No Harm, “in the sense that it’s low-quality care for patients from certain racial or ethnic groups.” Importantly, parents would have to give Informed Consent before subjecting their children to these kinds of non-standard questions—ie these NonStandardOfCare questions.So — in essence, this is grooming. Not sexual grooming, but grooming nonetheless.
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