Weight Bias in Health Education
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Weight Bias in Health Education
Critical Perspectives for Pedagogy and Practice
Brown, Heather; Ellis-Ordway, Nancy
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2023
186
Mole
Inglês
9781032112169
15 a 20 dias
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1.Introduction- Documented Harm: How a Misguided Paradigm Hurts Fat People (and Everybody Else). Part I-When Healers Cause Harm 2.Deadweight: Unpacking Fat Shame in Psychotherapy 3.Medical Equipment: The Manifestation of Anti-Fat Bias in Medicine 4."Limited By Body Habitus": Fat and Stigmatizing Rhetoric in Medical Records 5."God forbid you bring a cupcake": Theorizing Biopedagogies as Professional Socialization in Dietetics Education 6.A Textbook Case of Bias 7.Why Would I Want to Come Back? Weight Stigma and Noncompliance Part II: Fattening Pedagogy 8.Raising Awareness of Weight-Based Oppression in Health Care: Reflections on Lived Experience Education as Emotional Labor 9.The Weight of Imaginative Resistance and Pedagogy for Narrative Transformation 10.What Counts as Good or Bad Writing About Weight: Reflections of a Writing Coach 11.Clinical Revulsion: Combatting Weight Stigma by Confronting Provider Disgust 12.Anti-Fat Bias in Evidence Based Psychotherapies for Eating Disorders: Can They Be Adapted to Address the Harm? 13.Incorporating Fat Pedagogy into Health Care Training: Evidence-Informed Recommendations 14.Applying the Attribution-Value Model of Prejudice to Fat Pedagogy in Health Care Settings 15.Conclusion: A Call to Fatten Pedagogy Because Lives Depend on It
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fat studies;health care discrimination;anti-fat pedagogy;Health at Every Size;medical education bias;social determinants of health;addressing weight stigma in clinical training
1.Introduction- Documented Harm: How a Misguided Paradigm Hurts Fat People (and Everybody Else). Part I-When Healers Cause Harm 2.Deadweight: Unpacking Fat Shame in Psychotherapy 3.Medical Equipment: The Manifestation of Anti-Fat Bias in Medicine 4."Limited By Body Habitus": Fat and Stigmatizing Rhetoric in Medical Records 5."God forbid you bring a cupcake": Theorizing Biopedagogies as Professional Socialization in Dietetics Education 6.A Textbook Case of Bias 7.Why Would I Want to Come Back? Weight Stigma and Noncompliance Part II: Fattening Pedagogy 8.Raising Awareness of Weight-Based Oppression in Health Care: Reflections on Lived Experience Education as Emotional Labor 9.The Weight of Imaginative Resistance and Pedagogy for Narrative Transformation 10.What Counts as Good or Bad Writing About Weight: Reflections of a Writing Coach 11.Clinical Revulsion: Combatting Weight Stigma by Confronting Provider Disgust 12.Anti-Fat Bias in Evidence Based Psychotherapies for Eating Disorders: Can They Be Adapted to Address the Harm? 13.Incorporating Fat Pedagogy into Health Care Training: Evidence-Informed Recommendations 14.Applying the Attribution-Value Model of Prejudice to Fat Pedagogy in Health Care Settings 15.Conclusion: A Call to Fatten Pedagogy Because Lives Depend on It
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