Quando a informação não basta | Shiloh A. Williams, PhD, RN, NPD-BC, CNE | TEDxSanDiegoSalon

O sistema de saúde pode fornecer aos pacientes as informações corretas e, ainda assim, eles não conseguirem usá-las quando mais precisam. Nesta palestra TEDx, a pesquisadora de enfermagem e mãe Shiloh A. Williams parte de sua experiência à beira do leito do filho na UTI. Ela examina a lacuna entre receber informações de saúde e realmente compreendê-las.

• Receber informação não garante que ela possa ser usada
• A visão de uma pesquisadora de enfermagem e de um pai ou mãe
• O papel da compreensão no cuidado ao paciente

What happens when healthcare gives patients all the right information but they still can’t use it when it matters most? Drawing from her experience as both a nurse researcher and a mother at her son’s ICU bedside, Dr. Shiloh Williams explores the critical gap between receiving health information and truly understanding it, and why understanding is critical in patient care. #healthcommunication https://pivotalempathy.com/ #Understandingishealthcare #PatientEngagement #Communication #Health #TEDxSanDiego #TEDx #Nurse #Research #Parent #Health Literacy Researcher #Nurse Educator#SDSU #moorescancercenter Dr. Shiloh A. Williams is a nurse educator, researcher, and health equity advocate whose work focuses on transforming how healthcare professionals communicate with patients. As an Assistant Professor of Nursing and co-director of the SDSU Imperial Valley RISE Center, she leads initiatives that address health literacy, chronic disease management, and care delivery in underserved communities. Her perspective is shaped not only by years in trauma and emergency care, but by a deeply personal experience as a mother navigating the healthcare system from the other side of the bedside. Through her work, she challenges the assumption that access to care is enough and argues that understanding is the true foundation of better health outcomes. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx