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In this episode of MedEd Thread, we talk with Helena Baffoe-Bonnie and Lydia Cassard, both 5th-year medical students, and Dr. Monica Yepes-Rios, Assistant Dean, Office of Student Community and Engagement, at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University, about the importance of getting people’s names right. They explore how correctly pronouncing names is not just an act of respect but also a critical element in fostering understanding and support. The conversation delves into how mispronunciations can be harmful, particularly within underrepresented groups, and how learning to get names right can create a more welcoming, engaging learning environment. Tune in to hear about practical strategies for addressing name errors and how this work connects to the broader goals of engagement and belonging.
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Hello and welcome to MedEd Thread, a Cleveland Clinic education podcast that explores the latest innovations in medical education and amplifies the tremendous work of our educators across the enterprise.
Dr. Tony Tizzano
Hello, welcome to today's episode of MedEd Thread, an education podcast considering the importance of getting people's names right. I'm your host, Dr. Tony Tizzano, Director of Student and Learner Health here at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. Today I'…