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Allyship at scale - Jaki Adams
How do you respond if a patient says something problematic or inappropriate? What happens if someone's needs are different from the service you're offering?
In Episode 4, Cam speaks with Jaki Adams, Director of Social Justice and Regional Engagement at the Fred Hollows Foundation. They talk about allyship, the history of the Fred Hollows Foundation, its involvement in First Nations health and Jaki's amazing career. They explore the importance of the type of language physios use with patients. Also... the first poem ever read on The Deadly Physios!
In Episode 4, Cam speaks with Jaki Adams, Director of Social Justice and Regional Engagement at the Fred Hollows Foundation. They talk about allyship, the history of the Fred Hollows Foundation, its involvement in First Nations health and Jaki's amazing career. They explore the importance of the type of language physios use with patients. Also... the first poem ever read on The Deadly Physios!
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By Australian Physiotherapy AssociationHow do you respond if a patient says something problematic or inappropriate? What happens if someone's needs are different from the service you're offering?
In Episode 4, Cam speaks with Jaki Adams, Director of Social Justice and Regional Engagement at the Fred Hollows Foundation. They talk about allyship, the history of the Fred Hollows Foundation, its involvement in First Nations health and Jaki's amazing career. They explore the importance of the type of language physios use with patients. Also... the first poem ever read on The Deadly Physios!
In Episode 4, Cam speaks with Jaki Adams, Director of Social Justice and Regional Engagement at the Fred Hollows Foundation. They talk about allyship, the history of the Fred Hollows Foundation, its involvement in First Nations health and Jaki's amazing career. They explore the importance of the type of language physios use with patients. Also... the first poem ever read on The Deadly Physios!