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DESCRIPTION:\nFiona Webster\, PhD \n\nWestern University\, Associate Profes
 sor\, Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing\n\nJune 1\, 2023 4:00 - 5:30
 \n\nPreparing future health care professionals to encounter patients from 
 marginalized groups: reflections from a program of study on chronic pain\n
 \nPlease register in order to receive the Zoom link\n	Registration\n\nFiona
  Webster is a sociologist\, ethnographer and Professor in the Labatt Famil
 y School of Nursing at Western University. She has successfully led many i
 nterdisciplinary research teams and is principal investigator of several C
 IHR funded studies using institutional ethnography to explore the social o
 rganization of care for people with situated experience of chronic pain an
 d marginalization (COPE I and II and an extension study set in the context
  of the pandemic). She is also the Director of a nationally funded SSHRC P
 artnership grant ('PEPR Partnership')\, which focuses on meaningful engage
 ment with people living with chronic pain and social marginalization.\n\nA
 bstract:\n	People with situated experience (PWSE) of chronic pain who also 
 manage marginalization due to systemic inequities often feel stigmatized a
 nd misunderstood by care providers with the social context of their lives 
 ignored. At the same time many care providers have described feeling overw
 helmed by these patients and sometimes judgmental of their situations. The
  question of how to develop health professions education (HPE) to manage t
 hese issues\, largely discussed under the rubric of the social determinant
 s of health\, has long plagued education and practice. Drawing on our own 
 work\, and that of other scholars\, we look at how findings from critical 
 sociology can be better integrated into education scholarship with the goa
 l of addressing some of the many systemic issues of racism and poverty tha
 t patients live and health providers encounter.\n
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