Women's Health, Medical Gaslighting & Patient Advocacy: Rebuilding Trust in Healthcare | Episode 25
Episode notes
In this episode of the Mindful Practice Podcast, Dr. Jennifer Lincoln shares how patient advocacy, women's health education, and compassionate communication can help address bias, improve trust, and empower patients to take an active role in their healthcare.
What You'll Discover:
- Why women are often dismissed in healthcare settings.
- How bias contributes to health disparities.
- Why health literacy is essential for better outcomes.
- Practical ways physicians can improve patient communication.
- The impact of advocacy and evidence-based education.
- How informed patients and empathetic care strengthen healthcare.
Better healthcare begins when every patient feels heard, respected, and empowered to advocate for their health.
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About Dr. Bertina Hooks:
Dr. Bertina Hooks is a board-certified internal medicine physician, entrepreneur, coach, and speaker dedicated to helping physicians navigate burnout, gain career clarity, and redesign their professional lives in alignment with their values and goals.
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mail: bmhooks@gmail.com
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