Inclusive Diabetes Care Substack
Megrette Fletcher (She/Her)IDC is a newsletter for committed people in healthcare who want to understand how stigma drives health inequity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 54 | Subscribers | Read | inclusivediabetescare.substack.com |
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The Fundamentals of Spotting Stigma In Health Care
It is hard to recognize how stigma appears in diabetes care. This short video can help you untangle stigma and the many ways it intersects with diabetes care.
Challenge Accepted! Learn How To Reduce Weight Stigma In Diabetes Care!
The Voices of Inclusion amplifies how we can reduce the many types of stigma in diabetes care. This month, we are excited to share the work of Chevese Turner, who has been helping the world understand the impact of weight stigma.
Understanding The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Diabetes
Trauma-informed care is essential to decrease health inequity. Learn how trauma and Social Determinants of Health are connected.
“It Is Unbelievably Easy To See Why Sustainability Self-care Isn’t Possible For Most People”
Wendy explained, “You don’t understand; I need to lose weight. My A1C is now above target.”
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The Inclusive Diabetes Care newsletter helps committed professionals, organizations, and institutions in the diabetes space untangle seven types of stigma using the IDC pyramid.
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