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One of the best ways that health care providers — including physicians, nurses, front desk staff, and others involved in a patient’s care — can build trust is by asking a person their chosen name and pronouns, and then using those. It’s an act of basic respect and can go a long way in showing a patient you care.
Ariel Malan
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New Podcast: Intersections of Innovation and Community Health Care Episode 101: HIV/AIDS and Activism in Utah
RyLee Curtis, Peter Weir, Adam Spivak, Ahmer Afroz, and Isaac Holyoak | 54 minute listen/30 minute read

Around 120 Utahns are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS every year. Rylee Curtis and Peter Weir sit down with Adam Spivak, co-founder of Utah’s only free PrEP clinic, and Ahmer Afroz, executive director of the Utah AIDS Foundation, to discuss the origin of HIV/AIDS and its prevention and treatment in Utah. This is Part 1 of a two-part episode.

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Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy by Creating a Circle of Trust
Wagma Mohmand and Luna Banuri | 4 minutes

Covid-19 shined a bright light on disparate access to information and health care for marginalized communities. University of Utah Physician Assistant Wagma Mohmand and Utah Muslim Civic League’s Luna Banuri share how they are building on trust to vaccinate and support Utah’s Muslims through the pandemic.

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