Lost In Translation: How Culture Shapes Mental Health In Telepsychiatry
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Lost In Translation: How Culture Shapes Mental Health In Telepsychiatry
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A patient can look guarded, flat, evasive, overly agreeable, or even “fine” — and none of those things necessarily mean what you think they mean.
Culture can shape how people describe depression, anxiety, trauma, psychosis, medication concerns, family involvement, eye contact, silence, and even physical symptoms. And if a psychiatrist reads all of that through only their own cultural lens, it is easy to miss what is actually happening.
In this episode of The Telepsychiatry Advantage, Dr. Edward Kaftarian breaks down how cultural differences can change the way psychiatric symptoms appear with patients. He explains what clinicians should pay attention to, what they should never assume, and why the best cultural skill may be knowing when to ask another question.
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DISCLAIMER: The opinions expressed in the podcast are Dr. Kaftarian's personal opinions regarding best practices and are not intended to establish or represent the standard of care. It remains the responsibility of each listener to ensure compliance with all applicable standards of care, laws, regulations, and professional requirements.