Most of what determines a patient's health sits outside the exam room — yet clinicians are trained to believe that not fixing someone means they've failed. This clip names the untenable role that framing creates, and points to a deeper flaw in the Western model of medicine: the assumption that people are broken and the clinician's job is to repair them.
Part of Roots of Care, a series on whole-person, trauma-informed primary care. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVtaeaNoZCQ4
