Physicians are often expected to hold everything together—making vulnerability and disclosure especially difficult.
Our #Disclosure Series explores what it means to disclose, the fears that shape those decisions, and what happens when you do.
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The OFFICIAL #DocsWithDisabilities Initiative account: Podcast, Hashtag & Programs & @meekslisa DREAM Lab. Anti-Oppressive #HPE #MedEd #STEM Education
- 💙 In Episode 129 of the @DocsWith #DisclosureSeries, Dr. Andrea Lendaris shares how chief residents recognized she needed support, reminded her there was "no shame in it," and helped connect her with the resources she needed. 🎧 bit.ly/Disclosure_Par…
- Many medical students who identify as disabled aren't diagnosed until after they begin medical school. A diagnosis can bring clarity—but also difficult questions about disclosure, stigma, and accommodations. 🎧 bit.ly/Disclosure_Par… #DocsWithDisabilities #Disclosure
- Accommodation letters exist to protect privacy while providing equitable access—not to invite repeated scrutiny or personal judgment. 🎧 Hear one learner's story in Episode 129 of the #DisclosureSeries: bit.ly/Disclosure_Par… #DocsWithDisabilities #MedicalEducation
- 🩺 Medicine changes every week. So can access needs. Creating equitable learning environments means recognizing that accommodations aren't a one-time decision—they're an ongoing process. 🎧 Episode 129 of the @DocsWith Podcast DISCLOSURE Series: bit.ly/Disclosure_Par…

