Poll: Minorities Less Comfortable Discussing Sensitive Issues With a Doctor

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A new WebMD poll shows that members of minority communities are more uneasy about discussing sensitive topics, like race-related issues and sexual orientation, with doctors. Here are some ways to talk about these sensitive issues with your doctor:

Hill says that he rarely hears these types of cases, which is even more worrisome.

“In one case, say a Black family had an upsetting experience with one of my white colleagues,” says Hill, who is also an author. “They may not trust me, another white doctor, to see their side of the story and so may not share. If, on the other , a white family was unhappy with care they received from a non-white colleague, they may also be wary of sharing their unhappiness for fear of being judged racist.”“I recommend putting your concerns out there from the very beginning,” Lincoln says. “Because that way, you can assess your doctor's response and see if they get it. And if not, you know and can move on without having invested too much time.

“I don't want patients to have to carry the burden of teaching their doctors about racism,” Lincoln says.

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