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Incorporating Anticipatory Guidance for Police Encounters, or "The Talk," in Primary Care (Episode 219)

Incorporating Anticipatory Guidance for Police Encounters, or "The Talk," in Primary Care (Episode 219)

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The coauthors of a new study in the journal Pediatrics titled “Black Teenage Male and Caregiver Perspectives on Anticipatory Guidance for Police Encounters”, join Katie Lockwood, MD, MEd, in this episode to discuss how pediatricians can help prepare Black youth to safely navigate police interactions. We address the challenges and importance of conversations about racism, especially for racially non-concordant providers, the role of caregivers in facilitating these discussions, and the professional development needs of providers. Thank you to Jeffrey Eugene, MD, and Nikki Jaffe, MD, for sharing their research and lessons learned from their focus groups on how patients and caregivers want to have "the talk" with their pediatric provider.

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