<![CDATA[Contraindicated]]>Mon, 16 Jan 2023 14:46:01 +0000Captivate.fmPopulus Radiohttps://artwork.captivate.fm/da9a274a-383f-4e53-93df-f8aca0a1e853/TIry62x7C3eb4mrN65hE94yU.pngContraindicatedPopulus RadioPopulus RadioA podcast by UCSF/UC Hastings Consortium on Law, Science and Health Policy.https://sites.uchastings.edu/contraindicated/noepisodicResearch Justice: Rethinking the Community’s Role in ResearchResearch Justice: Rethinking the Community’s Role in ResearchThe California Pre-Term Birth Initiative at UCSF is forging a new approach to community-based participatory research. Hear from Alexis Cobbins and and Shannell Williams on new research strategies they have implemented as they work to eliminate racial disparities in pre-term birth.

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]]>The California Pre-Term Birth Initiative at UCSF is forging a new approach to community-based participatory research. Hear from Alexis Cobbins and and Shannell Williams on new research strategies they have implemented as they work to eliminate racial disparities in pre-term birth.

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]]>eaafcb9c-3eb9-4e1d-a235-c15d76c99144Sun, 07 Aug 2022 05:00:00 -070032:35nofull17Populus RadioAddressing the “School-to-Prison Pipeline”Addressing the “School-to-Prison Pipeline”The term “school-to-prison pipeline” describes a phenomenon wherein children who should be getting an education instead end up trapped in the criminal justice system and the prison industrial complex due racial discrimination and the criminalization of learning differences, trauma, and behavioral issues. Imagine if we treated the challenges some children have in the classroom as health problems and health injustice challenges requiring health interventions instead of disciplinary measures. In this episode, we speak with two researchers who are a part of a new initiative to develop just such an approach.

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]]>The term “school-to-prison pipeline” describes a phenomenon wherein children who should be getting an education instead end up trapped in the criminal justice system and the prison industrial complex due racial discrimination and the criminalization of learning differences, trauma, and behavioral issues. Imagine if we treated the challenges some children have in the classroom as health problems and health injustice challenges requiring health interventions instead of disciplinary measures. In this episode, we speak with two researchers who are a part of a new initiative to develop just such an approach.

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]]>2a9eea37-1c39-48d6-83b6-16280d862c6fSat, 06 Aug 2022 04:00:00 -070042:36nofull16Populus RadioConservatorship: The Inequities Hiding Behind the Britney Spears CaseConservatorship: The Inequities Hiding Behind the Britney Spears CaseThe Britney Spears case has brought national attention to the conservatorship system in the United States. But in most ways, this case is exceptional and obscures the ways in which conservatorship affects older and disabled people, who are disproportionately people of color, women, people who are socially-isolated, and who are living in poverty. In this episode, we will talk to a physician working in San Francisco’s safety net health system about the challenges for physicians, lawyers, and others trying to advocate for this population.

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]]>The Britney Spears case has brought national attention to the conservatorship system in the United States. But in most ways, this case is exceptional and obscures the ways in which conservatorship affects older and disabled people, who are disproportionately people of color, women, people who are socially-isolated, and who are living in poverty. In this episode, we will talk to a physician working in San Francisco’s safety net health system about the challenges for physicians, lawyers, and others trying to advocate for this population.

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]]>c2e339bb-fe89-4366-b4e2-5b0867a12340Fri, 05 Aug 2022 04:00:00 -070038:03nofull15Populus RadioAddressing Trauma at the Border: How Health Care Professionals and Lawyers Work Together to Support Asylum ClaimsAddressing Trauma at the Border: How Health Care Professionals and Lawyers Work Together to Support Asylum ClaimsOn this episode, Christine Lin and William Martinez discuss the conditions that lead people to seek asylum, how asylum law and policy function as a social determinant of health, and how health and legal professionals can collaborate to support asylum seekers.

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]]>On this episode, Christine Lin and William Martinez discuss the conditions that lead people to seek asylum, how asylum law and policy function as a social determinant of health, and how health and legal professionals can collaborate to support asylum seekers.

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]]>ab9aa981-0e7d-4aad-916b-3064aa437013Thu, 04 Aug 2022 03:00:00 -070036:24nofull14Populus RadioAddressing Implicit Bias as a Cause of Maternal MortalityAddressing Implicit Bias as a Cause of Maternal MortalityIn response to racial health disparities in maternal mortality rates, California passed SB-464 (aka the California Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act), which mandates implicit bias training for perinatal health care providers. Sarah Garrett joins us to discuss her research on implementation of SB-464 and Linda Jones discusses the need for and importance of this recent legislation.

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]]>In response to racial health disparities in maternal mortality rates, California passed SB-464 (aka the California Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act), which mandates implicit bias training for perinatal health care providers. Sarah Garrett joins us to discuss her research on implementation of SB-464 and Linda Jones discusses the need for and importance of this recent legislation.

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]]>69add571-14b8-43b3-9409-3f2c59a8ef40Wed, 03 Aug 2022 02:00:00 -070041:28nofull13Populus RadioWhat is Health Injustice and What’s Law Got to Do With It?What is Health Injustice and What’s Law Got to Do With It?What is health injustice? How do we recognize it? And what does law have to do with it? On this episode of Contraindicated, experts Liz Tobin-Tyler and Raquaijjah Yearby offer a primer on health injustice and inequity. Listeners can expect to learn about social determinants of health, the role of law in health inequity, interventions that can help, how people can protect themselves, as well as grassroots efforts to address health injustice.

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]]>What is health injustice? How do we recognize it? And what does law have to do with it? On this episode of Contraindicated, experts Liz Tobin-Tyler and Raquaijjah Yearby offer a primer on health injustice and inequity. Listeners can expect to learn about social determinants of health, the role of law in health inequity, interventions that can help, how people can protect themselves, as well as grassroots efforts to address health injustice.

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]]>a5a102f9-9efe-4534-8a83-e1d365a6fff9Tue, 02 Aug 2022 01:30:00 -070038:25nofull12Populus RadioIntroducing ContraindicatedIntroducing ContraindicatedIntroducing your hosts Areca Smit, and Sarah Hooper.

]]>Introducing your hosts Areca Smit, and Sarah Hooper.

]]>68abed04-9458-4734-92f8-9afd6791bb28Mon, 01 Aug 2022 01:00:00 -070006:12nofull11Populus Radio