缓慢而稳步:使用包容性语言来增强学术医学的社会责任
概括
学术医学中的包容性语言促进了所有使命的平等和归属. 拥抱性别包容性,语言属性和创伤信息化语言的原则,促进了所有人的持续参与和繁荣.
科学领域:
- 医学人文学科 医学人文学科
- 社会语言学 社会语言学
- 学术医学 学术医学
背景情况:
- 语言和思想是紧密联系在一起的,语言的动态性质影响了医疗环境中的纳入.
- 包容性语言对于学术医学来说至关重要,以维护其五个核心任务中的公平和包容的价值观.
- 评论讨论了学术医学中性别包容性,语言属性和创伤信息化的语言的不断变化的格局.
研究的目的:
- 在学术医学中探索包容性语言原则的应用.
- 为患者与医生的关系,医学教育和学术写作提供包容性语言的实例.
- 倡导有意和一致的努力,以促进公平和包容的做法.
主要方法:
- 作者发表了评论,分析了包容性语言的作用和应用.
- 讨论重点集中在三个关键领域:性别包容性,语言属性和创伤告知语言.
- 为学术医学中的各种环境提供了实用示例.
主要成果:
- 包容性语言,当深思熟虑地应用时,可以增强学术医学中的公平性和归属性.
- 集中边缘化观点是有效实施包容性语言战略的关键.
- 对包容性语言的问责制需要能力,谦卑和对终身学习的承诺的平衡.
结论:
- 学术医学必须采取有意和一致的做法,以确保持续的参与,参与和归属.
- 对错误的恢复性正义方法,再加上积极的策略,对于最大限度地实现包容性至关重要.
- 语言谦卑和技能培养对于培养真正包容的环境至关重要.
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