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Advocacy 101: Getting Involved at the Local, State ...
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The video explores the importance of advocacy in promoting causes and ideas, specifically within the healthcare field. The speaker shares her personal journey and the impact of her involvement with the American Medical Association (AMA). She emphasizes the significance of using one's voice to address injustices and improve healthcare beyond individual doctor-patient interactions. The speaker also discusses her experience in the Medical Justice Advocacy Fellowship and the value of being part of policy decisions. She encourages listeners to get involved, as their voices can make a difference in advocating for what they believe in.<br /><br />The video also highlights the importance of advocacy and legislative work for physicians to bring about positive changes in health policy and legislation. It suggests that physicians can make a difference by becoming public advocates and engaging at various levels - local, state, and national. Networking, building relationships, and using their knowledge and expertise are highlighted as crucial elements of effective advocacy. The use of social media and teaching advocacy in medical schools and residency programs are also mentioned as important tools to prepare future physicians for advocacy work. The video concludes by emphasizing that advocacy and legislative work are rewarding and necessary for physicians to shape the future of medicine and improve patient care. <br /><br />Overall, the video stresses the significance of advocacy in healthcare and provides practical advice and examples on how physicians can get involved and make a difference.
Keywords
advocacy
promoting causes
healthcare
importance
American Medical Association
personal journey
impact
Medical Justice Advocacy Fellowship
policy decisions
physicians
health policy
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