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Do patients have a way to dispute what’s in their EHRs?

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Do patients have a way to dispute what’s in their EHRs?

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Use of inclusive language when clinicians make their records - how can this be done better?

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Use of inclusive language when clinicians make their records - how can this be done better?

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(Rae taking notes)

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It’s a lot to ask of patients to monitor/surveil their own records and then advocate for changes. Providers should take responsibility (Rae taking notes)

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Tools providers use to do this work: staying accountable/transparent to patients without adding to burden

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Tools providers use to do this work: staying accountable/transparent to patients without adding to burden

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(Rae taking notes)

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Interrupting Criminalization | Research In Action

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The Beyond Do No Harm Network is a group of US-based health care providers, public health workers, impacted community members, advocates, and organizers working across racial, gender, reproductive, migrant and disability justice, drug policy, sex worker, and anti-HIV criminalization movements to address the harm caused when health providers and institutions and public health researchers and institutions facilitate, participate in and support criminalization. Below we offer thirteen principles for supporting people's agency, self-determination, dignity of risk, and general wellbeing.

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Beyond Do No Harm - Interrupting Criminalization | Research In Action

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The Beyond Do No Harm Network is a group of US-based health care providers, public health workers, impacted community members, advocates, and organizers working across racial, gender, reproductive, migrant and disability justice, drug policy, sex worker, and anti-HIV criminalization movements to address the harm caused when health providers and institutions and public health researchers and institutions facilitate, participate in and support criminalization.