Seeing this I'm soooo appreciative of the trans healthcare activists and advocates who have been pushing through a deeply transphobic and conservative system. This information is at the top of everyone's chart. It's the first thing everyone looks at. It seems like a huge deal to what everyone from registration clerks to doctors will be expected to communicate
I need more details but seems like a huge improvement in what I've ever seen before which is just wrong name, wrong gender, or occasionally right gender (depending on who registered the patient) and notes in the chart that are sometimes really problematic. This system seems to model doing things right so can also teach the providers and staff as they use the system
My organisation bought a new electronic health record from the biggest EHR company and there's something really cool that is totally different from the half dozen systems I've used before: there are multiple sex and gender fields so the medical record can accurately show the patient's preferred name, correct pronoun, medical-care relevant, and organ-specific information. So if I understand right, front end staff will just see correct pronoun. Medical providers can see a flag indicating trans.
Ed Roberts' chair...
Recent 99% Invisible on the history of disability activism was so good and moving. I definitely cried. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/curb-cuts/
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View from the hospital today
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Mariachis in the hospital cafeteria today!!
I have no idea what's happening here, but it feels very #cyberpunk
Just reading the description of this memorial made me cry. I hope I can go some day. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/04/25/us/lynching-memorial-alabama.html#click=https://t.co/FcrNOBLlrK
Most Berkeley thing happening right now is woman across from me reading a book while she waits for show
Excited to see Michelle Ndegeochello!