JEDI Healthcare Flashcards

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What does JEDI stand for?

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Justice, equality, diversity, inclusivity

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Define justice

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concept that individuals are to be treated in an equitable and fair manner

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Define equity

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everyone is provided specific resources they need to be successful

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Define diversity

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differences in various categories; age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race, gender etc.

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Define equality

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everyone is treated the same exact way regardless of differences and specific needs

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What are internal dimensions? Examples?

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things you can’t change about yourself; age, race, ethnicity, physical ability, sexual orientation

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Define inclusion

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universal human right; to embrace all people irrespective of race, gender, disability, medical or other need

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Define an ally. Related to health care?

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-person who supports specific groups
-advocating for patients

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Steps to embrace JEDI

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-approach w/ cultural humility
-listen and respect, then reflect
-brave mistakes lead to progress
-focus on issue, not intent
-do research

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Define implicit biases

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unconscious and/or automatic mental associations made between members of social group

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Define health equity

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idea that everyone has the opportunity to achieve full health potential

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What is a micro aggression?

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small comments made without trying to be upfront offensive (ex. you’re fast for your age)

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Examples of micro-affirmations

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-mirror language that someone uses to describe themselves
-acknowledge important holidays/life milestones
-notice and encourage them to participate
-invite someone to speak and share expertise
-provide both positive feedback and constructive criticism

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What is person-first language?

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emphasizes person before disability (ex. i am a person w/ autism)

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What is identity-first language?

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puts disability first in the description (ex. i am autistic)

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Define ableism

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discrimination of and social prejudice against people w/ disabilities based on belief that typical abilities are superior

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