Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians Antiracism and Anticolonialism Panel Community Forum

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Thank you for your interest in addressing racism and colonialism in emergency medicine. Your responses to the following questions will help guide our next steps and will inform our discussion on December 5th, 12pm EST.

These are the key patient care objectives that guide our work:

1. How can emergency departments best promote culturally safe practices in caring for patients?
2. How should we best incorporate the voices of BIPOC patients, nurses and allied health workers in the design, administration and protocols of our emergency departments?
3. What measures should we use to assess the impacts of racism and colonialism on patient care in emergency departments and to track the impacts of related interventions?

Are there other key objectives specific to patient care in the emergency department that should be considered?

Do you have a specific question or comment about the emergency medicine guidelines that are being developed that you would like to have addressed at the December 5th forum?

Are you participating in the forum as a:

person who's received care in the emergency department

family member or other support of someone who's received care in the emergency department

Representative of a community organization

Other:

If you're representing a community organization, which one(s)?

Thank you for taking the time to answer these questions. We look forward to meeting you virtually on December 5th at 12pm EST. If you would like to be included in future discussions on the progress of this work, please provide your email address here.

For more information, please contact Jennifer.Bryan@utoronto.ca

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