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Supporting Different Ways of Thinking: Neurodiversity within Doctors with Dr Elizabeth Stonell
Supporting Different Ways of Thinking: Neurodiversity within Doctors with Dr Elizabeth Stonell
Supporting Different Ways of Thinking: Neurodiversity within Doctors with Dr Elizabeth Stonell
Wednesday 20th March 2024
Join Dr. Elizabeth Stonell and Dr. Sue Elton as they discuss neurodiversity in healthcare, offering insights on creating inclusive environments for neurodiverse doctors.
28 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Importance of supporting neurodiversity in the medical field
- Challenges faced by neurodiverse doctors in exams and workplaces
- Significance of neurodiversity assessments and reasonable adjustments
- Creating inclusive environments for all healthcare professionals
- Promoting understanding and acceptance of individual differences
People can go home at the end of the day just absolutely exhausted just from the effort of masking.
Ever wondered how neurodiversity impacts the medical profession? In this episode of the Wounded Healer podcast, Dr. Elizabeth Stonell and Dr. Sue Elton tackle this very topic. Dr. Stonell, a GP from Wakefield and an Associate Dean at the School of General Practice in Yorkshire and the Humber, brings her extensive experience to the table. She's been a guiding force for neurodivergent trainees across various GP schools in her region.
The discussion kicks off with the unique challenges that neurodiverse doctors face in their professional environments. From navigating GP examinations to adapting to workplace settings, Dr. Stonell and Dr. Elton explore practical solutions to foster a more inclusive atmosphere. They dive into the significance of neurodiversity assessments and the importance of reasonable adjustments, shedding light on how these measures can make a world of difference.
You'll hear about real-life scenarios and heartfelt stories that underscore the need for understanding and embracing individual differences in healthcare. The conversation is not just about identifying problems but also about finding actionable steps to support neurodiverse professionals. Whether you're a healthcare worker, a patient, or someone interested in mental health, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a more inclusive medical landscape.
Tune in to learn how embracing neurodiversity can transform healthcare, making it a more supportive environment for everyone involved.