now on youtube, it dw documentary nice cold, easy at the end, just to pass it, got any difficult to access an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the why is the ice melting? the assignment research in the i c d, w the a, b, b, c looked a bismark, a for a is b, c. the gp has been working in a medical practice and head of a for

a year. since he arrived significantly more patients with the mines in the background have been coming in the wood has gotten out the adobe well treated. apparently, that's not the case every what over the course of the general population has a migrant background. almost 24000000 people. the it is everyone present the same in the gym and health care system, the hello, how are your? yeah. so in amman was case the doctor was able to intervene after clinic to and to my way to do to get over it. come every time. yeah. today the 2nd yeah. your kidney. yeah.

you go, dr. 40 diagnosed a manual with 2 degree renal congestion. the condition can quickly become dangerous . you sent him to hospital for emergency surgery. so when he arrived, he was turned away at the reception desk. even though he had all the necessary paperwork, he had to make an appointment with the reality department. he was told he had no choice but to leave i may see him outside the clinic and hell know where it happened. i was sure. oh no, no i. i stood for about 2 or 3 minutes. i don't help any possibility, louisa. so what i have to do to saw your emergency paper via phone,

and then i me this people immediately, i drove up to the doctor to talk to a full retails visit. he called the hospital to talk to the receptionist. he said it was a misunderstanding, and the the manual should go back to me. so if it cannot be done just for like i said blood, sometimes there's a lot of discrimination with some don't have to forget. and then for course, we're sending you unplugged peach can result in kidney damage if he hadn't gone back to dr. for a emanuel's renal congestion could have been fatal. all right, to the hospital with questions about the case. the answer. as a general rule,

no one will be turned away. someone with a medical emergency obviously isn't expected to have an appointment and won't be asked to return after like 2 days or something. but the reality is all from different says dr. a for a. yeah. come off, what i suspend, i sounds much man, i'm violent as we have on i want to admit the patient, 2000 and telephone background kind of, i really worry about them being turned away basically. and if i'm a deceptive using the other one that has been mentioned, it's kind of with someone with an african background when i filled out the referral phones and i make a mental note to follow up. so i don't want to call and ask if everything worked out and spend all this the for me on. and so that's the problem i just looked at all for me is it's not the only example of racism in the gym and health care system. when we come across others, of course,

most of us have had some bad experiences with doctors, myself included. however, it happened significantly more often to people with a minor tray back, correct. this is now backed up by the 1st comprehensive study on racism in the gym and health care system, commissioned by the federal ministry for family affairs and carried out but the send us the integration and migration research. the research team led by social scientists, she had sent a new evaluation more than $21000.00 questionnaires and conducted additional interviews. by davia to try and verify can guide cynthia wherever we turned our focus, we saw problems costs. in some cases, these were delay right now, for example, in terms of getting help. we also saw in the qualities in terms of appointments yourself. to mean, how can we as a society,

should be alarmed by human rights issues in an area such as health and health care . but we're lives are at stake, then it's a matter of life and death. because wouldn't happen because i'm tired of certain groups are negatively affected. and even then we as a society, need to be concerned and doctors tend to cook. and these are the coffins, intense items, stuff that's cause i just saw some i'll see among the people effected in too many of those who identify as black ation or most of the bands should phone. this is cover that's causing tax fees and see a government unless it's another because i think the health care system is no different from other social institutions that are only adapting to new demographic and social realities. very slowly, high advertising, the biggest out the media in the areas we examined because we see that there are still structures in place and disadvantage in certain groups of equipment that these are not tied is 10. we want to know how this impacts

people's everyday. lots, wait, journalists, so we ask the public by instagram, within a day, people submission detailed accounts of negative experience. it's very common, the very fact that black people are spoken to in english. so mostly women are addressed in a certain tone of voice. it happens all the time. when i arrived, the emergency doctor took one look at me, turned around and refused to touch me. a doctor who was taking the hippocratic oath would have let me die. and it was because of the color of my skin. in the ambulance, the blue lights are switched off because our boys make a fuss about nothing. my partner doesn't speak german and don't just offices. he is often ignored by the stuff that ours over the adults as themselves say on that websites that they speak english. now we only go

to the adult together. it's definitely humiliating for him not to be able to go to a doctor's office alone. while researching i came across the case of ramsey, she had appropriate magic medical history but was fall off with painkillers again and again. a not given appropriate diagnosis until the head of the study about to you, but i think i'm not surprised. limited fitness in fact is we can also prove statistically that many muslim women are not taken seriously home items. johns comments about the move in 2 thirds of the muslim women in the studies said the medical stuff, treat them unfairly, or worse than not, that's the face has consequences. 38.9 percent of most of them. women have change doctors because they didn't feel taken seriously. among women who are most affected by racism,

the stick it is 28.8 percent. the condition of the fortune street are 2 across the spectrum to build up. the research shows that there are certain prejudices regarding this with women in their passive. you have emotional, irrational. i've been known that there's also the clichy that they're very traumatic about pain. was a clichy, often apply to people from turkey, especially women. when it is that they exaggerate their pain symptoms or their hyper sensitive hide and it took off even though she had some to patrick at subscribed. we visit rooms in low ascent sneak. she seems to have been a victim of exactly this kind of thinking. her family documented her experience for the fellow although she was seriously ill and spent weeks in hospital, she was given an accurate diagnosis. as a result,

she has lost in health issues which has taken its toll today, ramsey a can hardly walk and is quickly exhausted. she had to give up to a job as a cleanup. she doesn't speak much german, but understands everything. we say it all began with the sudden severe back pain. in january 2021. she could hardly move and was racked by pain in the middle of the night, her doorstep cooled, an ambulance ramsey was hospitalized for 10 days, and diagnosed with new rich compression seemed trying to come from the bcu them as to what ran them sent to me that was the 10 this set

to me. we did test and nothing wrong with you. the get up hit on the and then everyone was saying the results show you don't have anything she gets off on the don't make such a fuss or the talk loud. let me share y'all's meal. my name, what type is my mother would call me at night during those 10 days and say we're not doing anything is i'm in so much pain that i wish i could die reversed. she was a screaming and pain on the phone at night and i'm saying please, but tell me they're doing something nurse, i don't want to live. i can't take it anymore. house, they me name typical, doomed a treaty to me like that because i'm to can choose from it wouldn't have happened to a gym and a woman. so you begin to open the doctor's file to identify a life threatening heart valve. information either have or heart valve to the seduce me by through d. c. a severe back pain can indicate serious open disease.

that's why the diagnostics are so important. the right to the hospital. the family filed a written complaint. the clinic is well aware of the case. a spokes person writes to me that there was no way of investigating how a nurse spoke to ramsey, and that some feedback paint is not association with heartfelt information. but there are now jim and hot central and munich disagrees back pain might well be a symptom. heart valve information. another indication that ramsey is complaints were not taken seriously. took place fits when have time didn't subside, the family went back to her doctor to try and get her referral for another hospital . doctor, my name, what's i'll see under 50 sick,

but to petitioners my mother back to the doctor to admit her to another hospital. the doctor got angry and said, you're not going to hospital, there's nothing wrong with you has which limits? then we were simply sent home. we don't know how to go sick cells kept all the paperwork. she contacted the practice 6 more times, becoming increasingly desperate. 5, this points grandmother had tools and fever. the one kind of miss in the puts sentence stems you can keep bobbing off a patient to the thing. they just have depression, they're met a positive investment or i can understand that even as a general practitioner, the 1st thing you do is look at test results from the hospital. i'm on it before that. the something that if you see something is wrong, that you can say, okay, i don't know. and the issue 5, which is i'm going to refer you to hospital, i'm was kind of, that's not what happened to this hung image, because instead according to the family ramsey,

it was told over the phone. but the doctor's assistant, that she had depression and menopausal symptoms, it was only the point when she could no longer eat and drink that she finally got a hospital referral from the doctor. this time she was admitted to a clinic and her last 6 weeks of to ramsey is 1st complained of pain. she finally got her diagnosis, advanced hot valve inflammation, adult trip this call, special hard to kind of kind of, she was in directly involved with the case posted a baptist on instagram a case of discrimination in the health care system that almost cost a patient to night unfortunately, the hospital failed to carry out sufficient test, despite time levels of inflammation. instead, the patient was sent home with pain killers. she saw several more doctors because

she was still in severe pain despite taking painkillers. she was told she was exaggerating the problem as far as do eventually this family hired a lawyer then now demanding compensation from the doctor and the hospital. but how likely have to when the case so i know how to contain lucas and bottles. and this and this kind of, we have the possible treatment error during the hospital stay and see if they should have investigated earlier and more thoroughly. and i'm getting a physical to him with the, with the house. that's the reason there's the doctor, i think is the when she heard there was a fever and chills. she should have reacted immediately on her name was only about a 3rd of all medical malpractice cases, a successful in cold humphrey. my racism really plays a role

a nice little so it doesn't offline is done. so i'm dr. drew, from my perspective, there are explicit races. cliches, at play here, people with the migration background, supposedly exaggerate or even fix their pains. but the fact is that racism and discrimination is very difficult to prove it. give it some advice on that. it's being proven. the racism is an issue for people applying for apartment, sol, jobs, racism in the gym and health care system has not been properly investigated. even though it can be a matter of life and death. so is it just a question of individuals who consciously or unconsciously behaves in a racist way? what is the problem systemic doctor or for his practice is that as a general practitioner, he often uses a post oxy mesa. this measures the patient's blood oxygen saturation based on light

rays that penetrate the schemes. however, after years of experience, he no longer trusts the device. does the device look the same for every patient? a nice looking like and like a night? not clearly not. it's often not accurate when measuring oxygen levels in people with dark skin tones don't always rely on at 100 percent too much pressure collected is when they put $0.10 a whole bunch. would you use the pulse oxy mesa for a black patient too short of breath? very simple. okay, so you have it. i don't know if a patient a short of breath, i'd say, based on the symptoms and what they need to hosp to check out. i don't want them, obviously, i don't know. now to the that both of us do you have dark skin yourself? what is the device doesn't work in english. you're right. at the end of the day,

it's not optimal for the most a conditional tomorrow. then most likely, but if you know that the problem exists, come, you can try to work around this because of what i'm going to do, what you can, but so there aren't any negative surprise estimate. one interview was the the us study from 2020 showed the dangerously low oxygen levels are almost 3 times more likely to go undetected in black patients. then in one to a serious problem, the became especially acute, enjoying the global cubic 19 pandemic. the, the reason why the pulse oxy mesa doesn't always give reliable readings is because it was designed for white skin. suppose it know a prime example of structural racism in medicine. more on fixed like the doctor, please knuckle for. he is aware of the obstacles his patients face and does his

best to look around them. giving a patient the attention they need when is a language barrier, for example, is time consuming. it can take longer than the 8 minutes a dr. spends on average with the patient in germany. yeah. a according to the professional code of conduct physicians who patients must be treated equally due to them. yeah, put all day and evening to inspect it on the, on the talk to might tell a patients to come back with an interpreter. would you even though most doctors speak english about one, this can affect diagnostics basically. so yes, most the diagnosis and how the condition develop, see it gets much worse as a result, given the someone from in the waiting room, we ask patients about to have experiences. and then when you were alone with the doctor, they talked to you weirdly. like you're a foreigner in their house and then they you taken serious say here?

yes, i'm taken seriously and that's why i feel more comfortable here. part of our proof of these kind of thing much in english. oh my cheese. also see also the recent study clearly shows the effects of racism among black patients. 62.8 percent too late treated worse than others. or just think of this as you mentioned on it. that's christ tom. what about i think that we humans all have the right to be treated well by other people who we will need to be aware that we don't benefit from treating other people was it doesn't make us better. i mean, different stuff around it doesn't make a strong distinguish because it doesn't make a small to even edition is based off of it. it just homes on the peak office and tend to get into your facing more solid line fun home interest and also do but not

why does the health care system filed reflect out of the society? he's and medical equipment appears to be biased. and people with acute health problems of being sent home a system that's supposed to help everyone equally is actually pushing many at risk. it's a problem that needs to be addressed as it's routes. the gaps and the systems start with gaps in education. here in rust, all kinds of medical students want to change. this is john asked us not to use his last night. he fused the 5 right might target. see the problem, he says starts with medical literature. start off because we have learned about dermatology and how disease patterns, luke, exclusively,

in terms of white skin. and it is a contract, not all patients are going to be white ties on hold. this means we can overlook diseases, misdiagnosed and in the worst case. so let people die comfortable football. just as soon as disease with this is particularly noticeable of was but was it wasn't, it came about by the media. it's an issue with line disease and also with anemia. some to some symptoms are detected using a visual diagnosis because these will look different on black skin, off of how they look on a different skin colors and it's something you have to learn and on how to problem this most one can see and how this looks like a round top, you can, how do you incorporate this noise? the sudden i talk almost, i'm fond of that you have to look for the teaching materials or research online, but the students have to make an extra effort on the phone. and if you don't have the time and energy, because if you don't learn it, remember the, the title that as an educational gap and how that on acceptable out on purpose and look at the end on top of ignorance can be dangerous.

take a rush that could indicate a dangerous disease, like shingles, measles, i didn't mention it, but then if we overlooked people, we overlooked their problems since your needs assessment. but health care is a basic right when we made this our mission, i'm viewing at least in germany, most of and you have to conduct a sleeper sofa. only one medical school has adapted it's teaching in germany, most cost loads. the medicine considered too heavy over the, this is documented office guns not argument doesn't told us. finally, columbus federal association of medical students has taken a clear position like that. we want racism to be addressed in to try to get to that . and then they have a vision belongs to the student initiative critical medicine milestone. they want to see the topic of racism in medicine addressed in

present day, which is historically in the not sierra the initiative is organized a workshop and discrimination in medicine. this is the 1st time that this topic counts towards the degree. everyone here says they've encountered incidents of every day racism in hospitals, but uh to some systems as far as mobiles. this is tim for him to have how kind of a mediterranean does he have on speaker because it was used in front of me in front of the logistics stuff. but someone said of a patient to didn't speak jim and look to they are in no cause no the taking etc, etc. ratings. i had no idea how to respond on tanf. i actually have a so they didn't mean i couldn't see the patients is stuff didn't cuz it was i supposed to do with that time. so the 1st thing that you have some issues like this was a put somebody who was in pain there. because when you have to put some mediterranean

disease, a disagreement tree and races to, it's still a band around that. but it was how hard the products of doctors often pre selected patients on the basis of foreign names. the idea is, i don't want to treat that patient because they probably don't speak german guns to withdraw. it sort of owns as of what names don't say anything about what language. a patient speaks to attitudes and medicine are only gradually starting to change. mostly due to cross roots pressure mean single. so i just want medicine as an old discipline and elitist discipline, i think we were in the white discipline. i'm sorry about the wheels turned very slowly because the racism is sometimes very over. and even we have to ask them why is changed, taking so long to sounds like there is no

excuse for racism in today's society. that's one reason. it's so hard for many to admit that is exist. well, making this documentary, we often encountered close tools when we raised the issue of racism, including if this meet bias, congress, entirely depressed department doesn't want. it's a discussion about racism. once it says a, we talked to participant arenas, jury. hi, i'm your hand in the past. the z tells is racism and delivery rooms isn't. warranty recognized as a problem. she hopes to change this scope. this will cost us both much. i'm so sorry. i know everyone is that's cool. i think the would racism makes it home a try that will. but if we use the term it's the pressure to assume it would be easier to talk about racism is something shipped to food topics. yeah. think of

right wing extremist of as many of nazis and violence, stevens, but the most popular form usually stuff about these midwives have witnessed races in between. if she wants to get to a place that can be highly stressful and strap have to cope with a lot of people under stress are more likely to react in a way that's racist. reacting in a sensitive way is not your a great, it's different. you're paid to look after 5 women at once, i guess. because my as if i'm us, your 1st reaction is always, oh, why was being racist? i'm, i don't mean but then when you think deeper, you realize that you do have to sit and ask them. that's installed a new, a new start to wonder why stuff taken good or this week. and then i'd say

there are colleagues who have been in the profession for a long time. who don't have that self awareness. they can be very defensive if you talk to them pointed out to them they'll say, well i didn't mean it like that sort of mind. i think it's good if clinics also ricky and the training courses. and again, it's a question of time and money and ultimately hospitals will to change the premises like hasn't been the same since a heart valve in fiction. she tells me today she has a mechanical hot files, inflammation and become so fat. antibiotics didn't work after high risk operation and actually and her legs,

the st. and she had to have emergency surgery since then her right leg has been up. she has to be careful not to strange. that's one of the reasons why she had to give up work for the ship like a theme scientists. and we shall we have them get this on shaky the can i feel empty inside the gym. useless. i have nothing to do like to know what the, what was my 2nd time now it's gone 1st place to do it them can today she's at a checkup appointment in the same hospital where she had heart surgery. yeah. cuz i like to be receiving is to be honest. um she doesn't have hope. she says she thinks things won't get better. the con,

sites less room visits on most of these docs. it seems as if they had recognized her her problem earlier in her leg would be okay, this way, please enter that. you can put your things that i'm able to. she wasn't said she didn't even see his ruptured leg. gotcha. rate. the doctor checks the blood circulating properly. this looks good. it's turned out. well, please take look good on this for this tooth. i'm so glad i can't believe there's positive news because i know that you can see the pub circulation is fine. but when you press on, great, cuz it could be some good. thank you very much. but

the trauma runs dates to the family hopes the lawyer will make sure ramsey is compensated for who's suffering each kind of good service. you have to have couple for mine and all the money in the world won't bring back my mother's heart valves and to the for the, for us it's about these people being penalized them but they might not get what they want. a lawyer ma, so silly tells me is the doctors that are on the launch do to apologize for medical malpractice alpha of course you see if they did that, liability insurance might refuse to cover the costs size 32010. and this means that they usually refrain from comments and don't apologize psycho in the sense of admitting responsibility. let's see. i understand what's the 1st question the this is why patients often end up taking the cases to quotes the,

pay them and done some written. i'll miss on the many clients wouldn't take legal action if doctor is admitted. responsibility is august is the amount. so it's about medical malpractice, almo, but it's also but this ignorance and this lack of sensitivity on the part of medical personnel. ramsey, for example, law school sites and heard that lack of trust is reflected in the gym and white study which shows the 12.8 percent of most and women avoid or delay seeing a doctor for fear of not being taken seriously to seek it is 6.3 percent for women who are not affected by racism is in front of them because on tests belies that. we see, especially in the health sector of home, when someone experiences discrimination and racism because their trust disappears up and we're losing these people and they're turning away from the health care

system to suppose to protect the top of what i mentioned. it fits media on mon did get an apology for what happened to her. in december 2021, she went to a hospital in frankfort with severe stomach pain, a senior talk to sold or have ms. i saw his eskimo mishaps of the mileage mass and so actually he just didn't take me seriously. i told him how i was painted in my by have the impression that he was taking it seriously and, and i tell you that binds you afford us to his insight. i kept insisting the pain wasn't no more hold on. he said to me, well, be glad you're here, haven't because we've no amans, you'd be dead by now. if you were in africa, prince tech. i was upset by the idea that i should be grateful. i'm allowed to be here. was i've done for those to his line that can she grew up in germany,

but knows all too well what it's like to be perceived as different items and slices . and by listening victory says this list, i knew it was serious because i was in so much pain. and then he said that your jasmine is really good. that's high. i think it was like just haven't listening to anything like that. but it's also to see in this whole, i noticed was how i spoke gym and my knowledge and that's a problem that's as best as best to blame that from a local politician. mine was so shocked that you posted a video and instagram from the hospital toughest. how? it's how you smoke. because also know my, i asked him is the pay numer schmidt and he said, you know, my pain is never normal, but you will come and actually it come out with it better than other people. surely it's terrible to be at most of these people. so you put most of the label

seen was a human being called pet expensive the video got hundreds of thousands of views and a barrel of hateful comments. that's what the don't just shouldn't put you down the monkey. you'd have like a pre historic african with that face, or are you walking upright yet, or on all fours? like a primate mon also received hundreds of messages from other people who experienced racism in the health care system. then me a good amount of glass. how hoist if it happened to me today, the snow i do is to get some excess drawing attention to the problem is the only way when we have against racism. i'm the voucher trust the top as well and both eyes on the empty. i'm the guy who story took an unexpected turn.

the doctor apologized. mine is convinced that this only happened because she's the politician. she also managed to get in the hospital for organize anti racism workshops for it stops. this is the main, the all scab dicey might tell us cuz pointing out what happened is on an individual level of to between people and that when this is unacceptable and ignorant. but the problem is also structural. it's institutional, it's one, it's the university's is the hospital and snacks, like bodies, happy life humanized, by colonial assembling. and this was an immensely spice of scientific progress medicine. it seems in many ways to be stuck in the 19 sixty's. it's norms no longer a flags out of the society. when do the district high rockies that make change so difficult come from?

some of the contemporary health care systems in equities have deep brutes, has medical historians for the boston explains this and stuff this across both pieces yesterday and frequent science can advance very quickly. once there's new research on about, it can take a long time for structural change to happen in god's done to as a sort of using those in germany's until the end of the 19 sixty's. only a few people have to say in hospitals, had unlimited power in your st. they made all the decisions that's in the 1st months that changed in the late sixty's. but it takes generations to change structures, me. so i just talked one done. if you to get into that, and of course in a system in which people are earning very well in the future, is going to be very hierarchical. indeed, as soon as the opinions tutton x s t n, see if you hi. so, so you have to look at the medical history museum and handbook sleeve. austin

should slice on milky chapters in the history of gym and medicine, u. d. that's it. and that's for this shift to then be the teams, for example, the history of racial prejudice, funding or even article odds of german science contributed to racist views of black people, the opportunity and kind of take renown, jimmy, physician and micro biologist rather to call he conducted drug trials in a form, the british colony in east africa. many people here suffered from sleeping sickness call experimented on them using a remedy containing arsenic. his goals together dos for the treatment, pharmaceutical industry, and once and whatnot. util. the peter stuff. concord, people that call to should robert cox experiments with sleeping sickness. patients led to blindness, the trials to police, and what he called concentration comes. patients were crammed together and treated

until they no longer should symptoms of the disease kind of people try to escape and that's why they were held by force also by some massive for assessments. finally, from one must even call test if he's remedy on more than a 1000 people a day. many died in the process to precise fetus unknown. here the fish that thoughts and these experiments play a very important role in the history of the german pharmaceutical industry has been full. it was a precursor to antibiotics. ones as an active ingredient is still in use today. i hate to push a nobel prize winner robot call conducted research the treated black patients, a sub human immunization. the 1st of them from there on

gives us some snaps fingers. early evidence of this idea that black people are insensitive to pain talk. oh, it was a factor in the beat, but never get to see of slavery high spots i mentioned to them. and the idea was widespread up the time the blind people were insensitive to main incident that it was used to justify physically harming them as a target this somebody is missing. so i think we're already scientific arguments against that idea. con said people, sensitivities of them are all the same size of these ideas are assisted. he's a stem which is a flushed at on the height, is unsigned. in the main damaging illustration by 1000000 mines case, the problem of racism in the gym and health care system has come to the attention of the handbook. shame that the physicians, president pet drum and mom is it's starting to be discussed this all the tests

here in his own type space and in this case i'm quite, i think that in the health care system as a whole, we often have difficulty embracing change with the, to a certain extent, there and there are society in society as a whole. does this have to be done to is find it easy to deal with painful questioning progress. this means that we need us a veterans for the future going on for the to quit, certainly want be easy to most, most on off to shower, to, for living by the status of houston office on fall side. the organization now has an anti racism, counseling center cases of discrimination are upholstered from all as a germany and protection of by doctors with problems that work to allow me favors. a gentle approach is covered as this show on. is it, there should be like this feel free to of a tough and then i think it's very difficult by default on the, for those affected has most control. so for those who hacked and racist way,

so knowing they are not, it's not always easy to be confronted with that. that's exactly what i think we need to be careful with all criticism that we need to strike the right tongue. so we done timely, and i my whole thing designs and otherwise of is nothing more trying to the lot of people will become increasingly compelling. arise on how to fund will fund the parentheses, family, any changes or ready to light the damage cost is give us a simple it's still not clear with the show ever get the apology. she wants to get us started and some people should be listen to only no matter where they come from. no one should be offering to sign from you. all i want is my health

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