How can you ensure your advocacy efforts include all patient populations?
Patient advocacy is the act of supporting, empowering, and representing the interests and needs of patients, especially those who face barriers or challenges in accessing quality health care. As a patient advocate, you may work with individuals, groups, or communities to help them navigate the health system, communicate with providers, access resources, and participate in decision-making. However, not all patient populations are the same, and you may need to adapt your advocacy strategies to different contexts and cultures. How can you ensure your advocacy efforts include all patient populations? Here are some tips to guide you.