Explore a candid conversation that delves deep into the heart of healthcare disparities, unconscious biases, and the need for transformative change.
In this podcast episode of "Why Am I Just Finding This Out?" host Kristin Stovern, APRN-C, MSN, CNM, FACNM, welcomes Britney Daniels RN, MSN, a black queer travel nurse and social advocate who has worked in hospital emergency rooms throughout the US.
Brittany's journey began with the documentation of discriminatory incidents she witnessed while working as an ER nurse. She shares how her own background and identity enabled her to empathize with marginalized patients and gain unique insights into their perspectives. One key takeaway is the importance of treating every patient with dignity and respect, irrespective of their background.
There is a harsh reality of patients facing discrimination, substandard care, and biased treatment due to factors like race, gender, and socioeconomic status. Challenging the superficial attempts frequently employed by healthcare institutions to tackle biases and disparities, Brittany Daniels advocates for an ongoing commitment to education and sustainable initiatives to combat these critical concerns effectively.
To learn more about Brittany Daniels' insights and experiences as a black queer nurse advocating for change, listen to the full podcast episode.
Get ahold of Britney through Instagram or blackqueernurse.co.
