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The discussions consistently emphasize the proven negative effects of weight bias in healthcare, supported by references to studies like Phelan et al. (2015), where users employ strong language like 'uctual' and 'discrimination' to underline serious issues. The tone combines concern, support, and calls for action, demonstrating deep engagement and recognition of the article's importance in addressing healthcare disparities faced by obese patients.
Many posts explicitly acknowledge and support the article's findings on weight bias affecting healthcare quality, showing strong agreement.
Discussions indicate high engagement with the topic of weight stigma, with users referencing specific studies and sharing personal opinions.
Numerous posts delve into detailed critiques, reference research papers, and discuss implications, reflecting deep engagement.
The posts collectively suggest the article has a significant influence on raising awareness and prompting discussion on healthcare disparities related to obesity.
Fuentes bibliográficas: -Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity: https://t.co/FSgJ7Q0SnM -Gordofobia: LA DISCRIMINACIÓN DE LAS PERSONAS GORDAS: https://t.co/fpIMME7zXj
“Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide high‐quality care. “ https://t.co/fBVQnWr0UE
Buna sosyolojide damga diyoruz. Amerika'da ciddi bir sorun olan obezite bir damgalanma konusudur ve yapılan bir araştırmaya göre bu damgalanma nedeniyle doktorlar obez hastalara daha az vakit ayırıp, daha yanlış teşhisler koymaktadır. https://t.co/mV8efta18v
Sobre os profissionais de saúde https://t.co/6fVcH2AR0R
@EyeTheHorizon @BrandonLBradfor Fat people DO pay more for health insurance and still get worse care than their thinner counterparts. https://t.co/b2xYBe4WUJ
@antalya975 @HunterHammersen @tiredgenerally Here's a 2015 literature review. There are new studies coming out all the time: "Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity" https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
This video explores the obesity pandemic, focusing on the variability in heritability estimates for body mass index (BMI). A systematic review highlighted how factors like age and study design significantly impact these…
This video examines a systematic review that found variability in heritability estimates for body mass index (BMI). Factors such as age and study design significantly influence these estimates, highlighting the complex…
@Nahasaki @mariesoutofcon https://t.co/XT2qD0XKy6
@batgirlic https://t.co/BROyOjfajs https://t.co/PYtrXuOZFw https://t.co/ChuZkfrsMo https://t.co/NW96xo3pvR https://t.co/QZafxOsjRP
@nedk1119 @JimGleeson @greg_travis @karanjms @orntwo Do you think bariatric wards focus on anything other than "elective" amputation of the GI tract? Or is it that you think fat people don't deserve "healthcare" until they've gone through bariatric surgery? Here is, but one, study on medical weight bias. https://t.co/6J5td43WaB https://t.co/g4Zjm0CBVj
@AyudaMedicaMX @volandoando64 En unos tweets justificas tu posición diciendo "solo digo que incrementa probabilidades" pero aquí estás hablando de "sentencia". Tu sesgo es palpable desde un principio, pero deberías de notarlo tu mismo aquí. Cuida como tú sesgo afecta a pacientes https://t.co/HOlHM1kptr
@dimsie @Drdork74 @tclearwater_nz @Drdork74 there is a clear evidence base for @dimsie’s criticism that weight bias among doctors leads to patients not being offered appropriate treatment (my paraphrase) and having symptoms overlooked. This isn’t what we want for our patients, surely? https://t.co/UIuHMfUsjV https://t.co/LI7QzhfyXu
RT @MrDoctorOficial: Fuentes bibliográficas: -Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity:…
Fuentes bibliográficas: -Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity: https://t.co/FSgJ7Q0SnM -Gordofobia: LA DISCRIMINACIÓN DE LAS PERSONAS GORDAS: https://t.co/fpIMME7zXj
@EasonDavid_88 @EmilyPierce01 @Lync713 https://t.co/lgYUI0PS0q https://t.co/PsdMyrqL6R https://t.co/472VUgFw8K https://t.co/1KdYWvIjhs https://t.co/pIOIIE7m1f https://t.co/H415I9Imdh https://t.co/0E7tQvStTM
@EyeTheHorizon @BrandonLBradfor Fat people DO pay more for health insurance and still get worse care than their thinner counterparts. https://t.co/b2xYBe4WUJ
@IllPayToDiffer @gmfk07 @lankyfranki3 @tragicbirdapp Here is a paper on the impact that bias has on fat patients and health outcomes: https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
Weight stigma causes sustained cortisol production and subsequent negative health outcomes. (https://t.co/9eAgy0zrYd) It also leads to worse provider care. (https://t.co/0Tr7Og4pdI) So fat-shame violates the Hippocratic oath ("First do no harm). Can we stop now? #FatShame
Phelan, S.M., Burgess, D.J., Yeazel, M.W., Hellerstedt, W.L., Griffin, J.M. and van Ryn, M. (2015), Obesity stigma and patient care. Obes Rev, 16: 319-326. https://t.co/WOmg96CPq2
I weep for their patients :-( https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@zartmo3 @LuluMcSideways @_celia_bedelia_ @Nixxed @MsBigRedButton @SupremacyWoke @ProfEmilyOster Uh, yes. And here's a study that ACTUALLY supports what I said: https://t.co/3LI29Emuqj
@mogotraining Here's a literature review from 2015 showing all the studies done on this non-existent phenomenon: https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@CamiIIePaglia https://t.co/h9FsSgRFmB https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU https://t.co/O5uaKVDh19
@watchemenicu @libsoftiktok Fatphobia is WELL-DOCUMENTED in health care. Don't make a fool of yourself. https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@BenFranklinMD1 https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@JessenKim1 @teknikal50bmg https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@undercoverbs98 @FatsPostingLs (note: "fatphobia" is called weight bias and/or weight stigma in academic literature) https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@Siponthefluids Your comment makes no sense, especially bc in this case, the fatphobia she's describing has resulted in her getting inadeuate care. Her anecdotal evidence aligns w/ the data: Fatphobia in healthcare doesn't lead to better health, it leads to poorer health. https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@CasuallyGreg You're right, "fatphobia" is not a fear of fat ppl. It refers to stigma, bias and discrimination against fat ppl: https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@WhatQueerIsThis You're right, fatphobia isn't exactly like any other system of oppression. But fat ppl experience oppression nonetheless. Thanks to persistent and pervasive weight bias, fat ppl get consistently poorer health care: https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU [literature review]
@JonathonMcColl1 @nicolebyer No mincing words: you are directly responsible for the poor health care that fat ppl receive. https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU [literature review]
@DeathlySkeletal @DocSemenGoblin Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU [literature review]
@antalya975 @HunterHammersen @tiredgenerally Here's a 2015 literature review. There are new studies coming out all the time: "Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity" https://t.co/tmm69F5hXU
@JenShahade Stuff like in this NIH study I just found with a quick Google. There's lots more like it. "Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity" https://t.co/Vt2GpAPTnW
Buna sosyolojide damga diyoruz. Amerika'da ciddi bir sorun olan obezite bir damgalanma konusudur ve yapılan bir araştırmaya göre bu damgalanma nedeniyle doktorlar obez hastalara daha az vakit ayırıp, daha yanlış teşhisler koymaktadır. https://t.co/mV8efta18v
@AndrewBatesMD @AmyLaskyMD That's fantastic. I'm sure you are aware of the strong negative outcomes associated with weight bias by healthcare providers: Avoidance of scheduled visits, avoidance or delayed care, mistrust of doctors, ... Here's a 2015 article that may interest you: https://t.co/CWjfAAtS9Y
@rvangi @twterfcknsucks Do you have access to Pubmed? https://t.co/p9YacdwKHl
This was a research article conducting Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity. Going along with the reading for this week about fat acceptance movement but the impact of obesity is far more serious https://t.co/HvsNLSdACv
@Idekdan @Krys_yogi @urchilla01 @AfamDeluxo @Sports_Doctor2 @UgwunnaEjikem https://t.co/oO50rDy3FB https://t.co/4wxILCOfmB You can check them out This is a researched phenomenon
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@FoodFirst_Ty Links to research: https://t.co/dKPOlsseY0 https://t.co/LxCTmBGt8C
3. Phelan et al. (2015). Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity. https://t.co/HlKa1lA3r5 #openaccess Narrative review of the effects of weight stigma in #healthcare, including avoidance, lower adherence, and stress.
@Adritanke @Tintinaco @gamusino https://t.co/DvMFNTjJOF
Sobre os profissionais de saúde https://t.co/6fVcH2AR0R
Phelan, S. M., Burgess, D. J., Yeazel, M. W., Hellerstedt, W. L.,…& Ryn, V. M. ‘Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity’. Obesity Reviews, 16 (4) (2015), pp. 319–26.
RT @zaailor: @RobertFife @JustinTrudeau @Puglaas @OttawaReporter @bramham_daphne @WestCoast_LEAF @peterzimonjic @janephilpott @dankahnem6A2…
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@ScottAdamsSays @katapayadi https://t.co/2rzDZqGp6T Sorry, didn't attach the review in the first reply. Here it is.
Stigma on obesity makes people less likely to see a doctor, which can cause health problems to spin out of control. Medicine shouldn’t treat weight loss like a cure-all; it should address all aspects of patients’ needs. https://t.co/EpzMIzl0os https://t.co/6gY8qiNtKv
@kari_jerge @PragueorBrno You're right, I don't know about that specific phrase. But there's plenty to suggest that weight bias in the healthcare is a serious issue https://t.co/SUXMjeTkA6
RT @aedweb: “Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide…
RT @ANZAED1: We are beginning to better recognise the impact of #weightbias and #weightstigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients…
RT @ANZAED1: We are beginning to better recognise the impact of #weightbias and #weightstigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients…
We are beginning to better recognise the impact of #weightbias and #weightstigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients in larger bodies (#obesity). Do you know your own implicit attitudes and possible bias? Take the test within the article... https://t.co/cHO1Uyansi
RT @aedweb: “Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide…
RT @aedweb: “Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide…
RT @aedweb: “Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide…
RT @aedweb: “Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide…
“Stigma can reduce the quality of care for patients with obesity despite the best intentions of healthcare providers to provide high‐quality care. “ https://t.co/fBVQnWr0UE
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@Austinyaustin @ToUnbecome @NinsMum @juliecollins4 @MavenOfMayhem @MileyCyrus You seem to still be missing my link, Bud. Here it is a 5th time: https://t.co/TkJDgCpwHE
@Austinyaustin @ToUnbecome @NinsMum @juliecollins4 @MavenOfMayhem @MileyCyrus And I’ll send it a fourth time, just to be EXTRA safe: https://t.co/TkJDgCpwHE
@Austinyaustin @ToUnbecome @NinsMum @juliecollins4 @MavenOfMayhem @MileyCyrus And just in case you miss it one more time... https://t.co/TkJDgCpwHE
@Austinyaustin @ToUnbecome @NinsMum @juliecollins4 @MavenOfMayhem @MileyCyrus https://t.co/TkJDgCpwHE
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@DCScherer Obes Rev. 2015 Apr; 16(4): 319–326. Published online 2015 Mar 5. doi: 10.1111/obr.12266
Impact of weight bias and stigma on quality of care and outcomes for patients with obesity https://t.co/gZxvPeJ5im
Weight bias can result in poor outcomes and unsatisfactory experiences for obese patients. How can healthcare providers address this bias and provide quality patient care? https://t.co/TniUoT01te
@epicciuto Pew pew. Not going to clutter your mentions too bad with stuff, but since you asked up above, here's some papers that I think are pretty great: https://t.co/v34wBKmara https://t.co/pTfIc6xpuR https://t.co/IJZEJBXAZr I salute you on your journey into the world of fat studies! https://t.co/F8uXOeB7em
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