The report, published Monday as part of the “OurCare” project, included #insights & #recommendations from a roundtable discussion in Nov. It calls for an approached rooted in #AuntieStyle, where systems & workers are focused on #kinship & #CulturallySafe care can be provided.
"Big drug safety controversies are now rare. But that’s not because scientists have somehow figured out how to develop drugs that don’t come with safety tradeoffs. It’s because, in a way, we’ve stopped looking for them."
This nails it (keeping in mind the points made in the preceding post);
"...collecting data to determine whether or not treatments work, or to understand why disease occurs, should not simply be the results of studies. It should be a property of a health care system."
The doctor/GP who just came to vaccinate us grinned at me: "Oops, I don't have a mask."
Doctor.
Doing house calls.
Not even a surgical mask.
We live by his fucking GRACE that he AT LEAST wore the ffp2 I then gave him. And he's our only option, no other does house calls anymore and their offices are all behind stairs. And lots of doctors don't vaccinate anymore either. So we have to be grateful for. This.