Welcome to Kim Talks Resilience! In this powerful new episode, host Kim Hayden sits down with Dr. Mauvareen Beverly, an executive-level physician with over 20 years of experience advocating for patient engagement and cultural competence.
Join us as Dr. Beverly shares insights from her upcoming book on healthcare disparities and the impact of historical trauma on African American communities. Explore the challenges within the American medical system, the effects of COVID on healthcare workers, and the critical need for improved communication between patients and healthcare professionals.
Discover why including patients in finding solutions to healthcare disparities is vital and learn about the importance of patient engagement and cultural competence in delivering equitable healthcare.
Kim also emphasizes the importance of self-care and invites you to join our resilient community at resilientgift.com. Don't miss this insightful conversation on resilience, healthcare, and community empowerment.
Watch the full episode now on Resilient TV
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