Let’s Talk Health Equity, LGBTQIA+ and Inclusion

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Reede Scholars Live

Reede Scholars

81 episodes

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Health outcomes in this country continue to be sub-optimal between Americans and compared to other developed countries. Join us as we speak with Health Equity Experts & Leaders to discuss innovative approaches to narrow the gap and improve the quality of life for all. Host: Mary E Fleming Producers: Mary E Fleming Editor: Lenieka Portis

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Let’s Talk Health Equity, LGBTQIA+ and Inclusion

Reede Scholars Live

28 minutes 53 seconds

3 years ago

Let’s Talk Health Equity, LGBTQIA+ and Inclusion

On this episode, we are joined by Dr. Bex Eliot Canner, a family medicine physician currently living in New Zealand. Originally from Baltimore, Dr. Canner studied in the rural northeast before practicing for several years in Montana. They moved to New Zealand about 10 years ago and have worked in rural, underserved and urban settings.

Dr. Canner describes themselves as an Advocate for health equity, accessibility and LGBTQIA+ equality and well-being and we discuss the intersection of queerness and gender diversity. Our conversation includes their personal and professional experiences and how those experiences have shaped initiatives of inclusivity.