https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast/black-medicineBLA.C.K. Medicine is a health podcast for Indigenous peoples by Indigenous peoples, hosted by Dr Mikayla Couch. We talk about a broad range of health topics relevant to Indigenous Australians including medicines, common issues we face, closing the gap, awesome new initiatives, and how you can improve your own health. The C in BLA.C.K. stands for colonisation and its ongoing impact on Indigenous health. Dr Mikayla Couch is a Bundjalung woman from Tweed Heads and a gynaecology and obstetrics registrar. She interviews First Nations doctors and health care professionals to pick their brains on Indigenous health and learn from what they’ve been working on. Hear some cracking chats on men’s, women’s and children’s health. Everything from burnout and mental health, to COVID-19, pap smears, nutrition and sexology.en-usStreamGuys RecastCopyright 2025, Special Broadcasting ServicesSBSBLA.C.K. Medicine is a health podcast for Indigenous peoples by Indigenous peoples, hosted by Dr Mikayla Couch. We talk about a broad range of health topics relevant to Indigenous Australians including medicines, common issues we face, closing the gap, awesome new initiatives, and how you can improve your own health. The C in BLA.C.K. stands for colonisation and its ongoing impact on Indigenous health. Dr Mikayla Couch is a Bundjalung woman from Tweed Heads and a gynaecology and obstetrics registrar. She interviews First Nations doctors and health care professionals to pick their brains on Indigenous health and learn from what they’ve been working on. Hear some cracking chats on men’s, women’s and children’s health. Everything from burnout and mental health, to COVID-19, pap smears, nutrition and sexology.BLA.C.K. Medicine is a health podcast for Indigenous peoples by Indigenous peoples, hosted by Dr Mikayla Couch. We talk about a broad range of health topics relevant to Indigenous Australians including medicines, common issues we face, closing the gap, awesome new initiatives, and how you can improve your own health. The C in BLA.C.K. stands for colonisation and its ongoing impact on Indigenous health. Dr Mikayla Couch is a Bundjalung woman from Tweed Heads and a gynaecology and obstetrics registrar. She interviews First Nations doctors and health care professionals to pick their brains on Indigenous health and learn from what they’ve been working on. Hear some cracking chats on men’s, women’s and children’s health. Everything from burnout and mental health, to COVID-19, pap smears, nutrition and sexology.falseepisodicSBS Audioaudio@sbs.com.auhttps://sbs-rss.streamguys1.com/black-medicine/20230413133346-90.jpghttps://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast/black-medicineSBS,Indigenous Health,Medicine,First Nations' PeopleIn this final episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch shares an Indigenous perspective on plant-based medicine, as she chats with Bundjalung man and Gardening Australia presenter Uncle Clarence Slockee about the medicinal and health benefits of Indigenous plants.00000190-7beb-df11-adf5-7feb8b010000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/bush-medicine/niak25qszIn this final episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch shares an Indigenous perspective on plant-based medicine, as she chats with Bundjalung man and Gardening Australia presenter Uncle Clarence Slockee about the medicinal and health benefits of Indigenous plants.In this final episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch shares an Indigenous perspective on plant-based medicine, as she chats with Bundjalung man and Gardening Australia presenter Uncle Clarence Slockee about the medicinal and health benefits of Indigenous plants.full00:22:43Thu, 04 Jul 2024 15:54:13 +1000In this epsiode of Bla.c.k Medicine we're turning the tables and learning about pregnancy care from a mother's perspective. Dr Mikayla Couch chats with First Nations woman Nartarsha Bamblett about her experiences becoming a mum and the importance of bringing cultural birthing practises to antenatal care.0000018e-789b-d482-ab9f-fbdb7c8b0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/a-mothers-perspective/dippgp5kgIn this epsiode of Bla.c.k Medicine we're turning the tables and learning about pregnancy care from a mother's perspective. Dr Mikayla Couch chats with First Nations woman Nartarsha Bamblett about her experiences becoming a mum and the importance of bringing cultural birthing practises to antenatal care.In this epsiode of Bla.c.k Medicine we're turning the tables and learning about pregnancy care from a mother's perspective. Dr Mikayla Couch chats with First Nations woman Nartarsha Bamblett about her experiences becoming a mum and the importance of bringing cultural birthing practises to antenatal care.full00:39:23Fri, 29 Mar 2024 17:16:17 +1100Proud Darug man Dr Joshua Tobin chats with Dr Mikayla Couch about the journey from medical student to teacher, working in ICU, and the fundamental importance of teaching health practitioners about Indigenous culture early in their studies. He sees it as vital to improving health outcomes for First Nations patients.0000018d-a571-da50-a7dd-fd77f2310000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-josh-tobin-teaching-medical-students-about-culture-to-improve-indigenous-health-outcomes/rsxmh8bzfProud Darug man Dr Joshua Tobin chats with Dr Mikayla Couch about the journey from medical student to teacher, working in ICU, and the fundamental importance of teaching health practitioners about Indigenous culture early in their studies. He sees it as vital to improving health outcomes for First Nations patients.Proud Darug man Dr Joshua Tobin chats with Dr Mikayla Couch about the journey from medical student to teacher, working in ICU, and the fundamental importance of teaching health practitioners about Indigenous culture early in their studies. He sees it as vital to improving health outcomes for First Nations patients.full00:34:32Thu, 15 Feb 2024 11:00:52 +1100Sex and sexuality are important factors in overall health but are often neglected in our health practises. Noongar woman, Dr Jessica Wade is on a mission to change that, working with clients to approach their sex lives the same way they might address their fitness. Join Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jessica Wade as they discuss sexuality from a holistic perspective. This episode contains references to sexual practises.0000018b-457d-d084-afdf-577f068c0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-jessica-wade-a-holistic-perspective-on-sexuality/1xl3njcliSex and sexuality are important factors in overall health but are often neglected in our health practises. Noongar woman, Dr Jessica Wade is on a mission to change that, working with clients to approach their sex lives the same way they might address their fitness. Join Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jessica Wade as they discuss sexuality from a holistic perspective. This episode contains references to sexual practises.Sex and sexuality are important factors in overall health but are often neglected in our health practises. Noongar woman, Dr Jessica Wade is on a mission to change that, working with clients to approach their sex lives the same way they might address their fitness. Join Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jessica Wade as they discuss sexuality from a holistic perspective. This episode contains references to sexual practises.full00:29:11Thu, 19 Oct 2023 13:42:13 +1100Medical school can be an intense experience. Hectic schedules, long hours of study, exams, practicals and stress! In this epsiode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch talks with soon-to-be doctor and Melukerdee woman Amelia Tulip about the different pathways to becoming a doctor, and navigating the highs and lows of studying medicine.0000018a-b1da-d82d-a99f-bdfef1a70000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/medical-school/9estnb1h8Medical school can be an intense experience. Hectic schedules, long hours of study, exams, practicals and stress! In this epsiode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch talks with soon-to-be doctor and Melukerdee woman Amelia Tulip about the different pathways to becoming a doctor, and navigating the highs and lows of studying medicine.Medical school can be an intense experience. Hectic schedules, long hours of study, exams, practicals and stress! In this epsiode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch talks with soon-to-be doctor and Melukerdee woman Amelia Tulip about the different pathways to becoming a doctor, and navigating the highs and lows of studying medicine.full00:19:31Thu, 21 Sep 2023 16:14:34 +1000Everyday racism is a familiar experience for many Indigenous people in Australia. Its impact on wellbeing has been understood anecdotally, but a long-term study has recently been able to demonstrate this with data. In this epsiode of BLA.C.K Medicine, Dr Mikayala Couch chats with Kirsty Nichols about Mayi Kuwayu, a ground-breaking research project tracking Indigenous health over time.00000189-f2e8-dba4-a1eb-f6eabf6f0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/english/en/podcast-episode/everyday-racism/scnplc8k1Everyday racism is a familiar experience for many Indigenous people in Australia. Its impact on wellbeing has been understood anecdotally, but a long-term study has recently been able to demonstrate this with data. In this epsiode of BLA.C.K Medicine, Dr Mikayala Couch chats with Kirsty Nichols about Mayi Kuwayu, a ground-breaking research project tracking Indigenous health over time.Everyday racism is a familiar experience for many Indigenous people in Australia. Its impact on wellbeing has been understood anecdotally, but a long-term study has recently been able to demonstrate this with data. In this epsiode of BLA.C.K Medicine, Dr Mikayala Couch chats with Kirsty Nichols about Mayi Kuwayu, a ground-breaking research project tracking Indigenous health over time.full00:13:51Thu, 17 Aug 2023 16:07:49 +1000For time poor health practitioners, social and emotional wellbeing can often take a back seat to treating physical ailments. But a more holistic approach can produce much better outcomes for Indigenous patients. In this episode Dr Mikayla Couch chats with Uncle Dave and Angela from Wellmob, about the social and emotional wellbeing model of health care, and their mission to make the resources available to all.00000189-7654-d99d-a5eb-fe76cc510000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/wellmob/7bufxo695For time poor health practitioners, social and emotional wellbeing can often take a back seat to treating physical ailments. But a more holistic approach can produce much better outcomes for Indigenous patients. In this episode Dr Mikayla Couch chats with Uncle Dave and Angela from Wellmob, about the social and emotional wellbeing model of health care, and their mission to make the resources available to all.For time poor health practitioners, social and emotional wellbeing can often take a back seat to treating physical ailments. But a more holistic approach can produce much better outcomes for Indigenous patients. In this episode Dr Mikayla Couch chats with Uncle Dave and Angela from Wellmob, about the social and emotional wellbeing model of health care, and their mission to make the resources available to all.full00:16:14Fri, 21 Jul 2023 17:02:06 +1000Remote nursing can be a challenging but rewarding pathway for those keen to work outside of the hospital system. For travel nurse Keeley Starling, it offered the opportunity to see more of Australia and taught her to adapt her nursing skills to new environments. In this episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch talks to Keeley about the highs and lows of nursing in far flung places, her interest in renal health, and unexpected TikTok fame.00000188-d681-dbb5-a3cb-de8be49c0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/remote-nursing-keeley-starling/4kavcga5wRemote nursing can be a challenging but rewarding pathway for those keen to work outside of the hospital system. For travel nurse Keeley Starling, it offered the opportunity to see more of Australia and taught her to adapt her nursing skills to new environments. In this episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch talks to Keeley about the highs and lows of nursing in far flung places, her interest in renal health, and unexpected TikTok fame.Remote nursing can be a challenging but rewarding pathway for those keen to work outside of the hospital system. For travel nurse Keeley Starling, it offered the opportunity to see more of Australia and taught her to adapt her nursing skills to new environments. In this episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayla Couch talks to Keeley about the highs and lows of nursing in far flung places, her interest in renal health, and unexpected TikTok fame.full00:16:51Thu, 22 Jun 2023 09:55:10 +1000Rates of smoking during pregnancy are around 12 per cent in the general population. However those numbers are much higher for Indigenous women. In this episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayala Couch speaks with Yuin woman and registered midwife Chelsea Winder about why high rates of smoking persist, and how targeted programs can help reduce the rates of smoking during pregnancy for Indigenous women.00000188-4b5d-d310-a9cf-6b5d10e80000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/chelsea-winder-the-importance-of-gaining-patient-trust-in-midwifery/pep2oqg80Rates of smoking during pregnancy are around 12 per cent in the general population. However those numbers are much higher for Indigenous women. In this episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayala Couch speaks with Yuin woman and registered midwife Chelsea Winder about why high rates of smoking persist, and how targeted programs can help reduce the rates of smoking during pregnancy for Indigenous women.Rates of smoking during pregnancy are around 12 per cent in the general population. However those numbers are much higher for Indigenous women. In this episode of BLA.C.K. Medicine, Dr Mikayala Couch speaks with Yuin woman and registered midwife Chelsea Winder about why high rates of smoking persist, and how targeted programs can help reduce the rates of smoking during pregnancy for Indigenous women.full00:21:47Thu, 25 May 2023 17:47:37 +1000In this episode Mikayla sits down with proud Mbarbrum women Caroline Kell. Caroline is the Founder and Managing Director of Black Wattle Coaching, an Aborginal owned business that uses ancient Aboriginal wisdom, such as deep listening and reciprocity to build healthy and safe interpersonal relationships at work.00000187-97b1-d4e3-aba7-b7f590780000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/black-burnout-how-indigenous-workers-combat-stress-and-foster-wellbeing/63e4sj6d5In this episode Mikayla sits down with proud Mbarbrum women Caroline Kell. Caroline is the Founder and Managing Director of Black Wattle Coaching, an Aborginal owned business that uses ancient Aboriginal wisdom, such as deep listening and reciprocity to build healthy and safe interpersonal relationships at work.In this episode Mikayla sits down with proud Mbarbrum women Caroline Kell. Caroline is the Founder and Managing Director of Black Wattle Coaching, an Aborginal owned business that uses ancient Aboriginal wisdom, such as deep listening and reciprocity to build healthy and safe interpersonal relationships at work.full00:36:42Fri, 21 Apr 2023 11:27:54 +1000BLA.C.K. Medicine is a podcast about health issues that are important to First Nations people. In this new season of the podcast, Bundjalung woman and gynaecology and obstetrics registrar Dr Mikayla Couch chats with First Nations doctors and health care professionals about a broad range of health topics relevant to Indigenous Australians.00000187-6aa1-dcb3-a5ef-6aa5a57c0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/introducing-season-2-of-bla-c-k-medicine/3zogkg3rpBLA.C.K. Medicine is a podcast about health issues that are important to First Nations people. In this new season of the podcast, Bundjalung woman and gynaecology and obstetrics registrar Dr Mikayla Couch chats with First Nations doctors and health care professionals about a broad range of health topics relevant to Indigenous Australians.BLA.C.K. Medicine is a podcast about health issues that are important to First Nations people. In this new season of the podcast, Bundjalung woman and gynaecology and obstetrics registrar Dr Mikayla Couch chats with First Nations doctors and health care professionals about a broad range of health topics relevant to Indigenous Australians.full00:01:35Mon, 10 Apr 2023 20:20:08 +1000Worimi woman, obstetrician & gynaecologist Dr Marilyn Clarke chats with Mikayla about inspiring other Indigenous women to enter the world of medicine and obstetrics. They provide insights and clarity around some of the common issues that women frequently raise with General Practitioners on the use of intrauterine devices (IUDs).00000187-6a9b-d4e3-aba7-efffd3000003https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-marilyn-clarke-womens-health-and-contraceptive-choices/5g7ae199eWorimi woman, obstetrician & gynaecologist Dr Marilyn Clarke chats with Mikayla about inspiring other Indigenous women to enter the world of medicine and obstetrics. They provide insights and clarity around some of the common issues that women frequently raise with General Practitioners on the use of intrauterine devices (IUDs).Worimi woman, obstetrician & gynaecologist Dr Marilyn Clarke chats with Mikayla about inspiring other Indigenous women to enter the world of medicine and obstetrics. They provide insights and clarity around some of the common issues that women frequently raise with General Practitioners on the use of intrauterine devices (IUDs).full00:37:33Mon, 10 Apr 2023 20:05:43 +1000Mikayla speaks with Professor Chelsea Watego - an academic, writer and proud Munanjahli and South Sea Islander woman. She is currently Professor of Indigenous Health at Queensland University of Technology's School of Public Health and Social Work.00000187-6a8e-dcb3-a5ef-6aae13930003https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/professor-chelsea-watego-increasing-our-understanding-of-race-relations/n1gq204o6Mikayla speaks with Professor Chelsea Watego - an academic, writer and proud Munanjahli and South Sea Islander woman. She is currently Professor of Indigenous Health at Queensland University of Technology's School of Public Health and Social Work.Mikayla speaks with Professor Chelsea Watego - an academic, writer and proud Munanjahli and South Sea Islander woman. She is currently Professor of Indigenous Health at Queensland University of Technology's School of Public Health and Social Work.full00:43:10Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:51:47 +1000Bianca Smith is a Naturopath, Nutritionist, Iridologist, proud Yuin woman and mother. She talks to Dr Mikayla Couch about her passion for empowering women and supporting our mob to heal their bodies & look after themselves.00000187-6a85-dcb3-a5ef-6aa592a60000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/bianca-smith-naturopath-nutritionist-and-proud-aboriginal-woman/g6gf5ukpwBianca Smith is a Naturopath, Nutritionist, Iridologist, proud Yuin woman and mother. She talks to Dr Mikayla Couch about her passion for empowering women and supporting our mob to heal their bodies & look after themselves.Bianca Smith is a Naturopath, Nutritionist, Iridologist, proud Yuin woman and mother. She talks to Dr Mikayla Couch about her passion for empowering women and supporting our mob to heal their bodies & look after themselves.full00:21:25Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:43:52 +1000Specialist Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr Ben Dunne chats with Dr Mikayla Couch about medicine and a topic that concerns us all, climate change.00000187-6a7e-de70-a1df-7affd9170003https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-ben-dunne-cardiothoracic-surgery-and-climate-change/sul7oslowSpecialist Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr Ben Dunne chats with Dr Mikayla Couch about medicine and a topic that concerns us all, climate change.Specialist Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr Ben Dunne chats with Dr Mikayla Couch about medicine and a topic that concerns us all, climate change.full00:21:57Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:35:41 +1000Dr Mikayla Couch has been in Brisbane for the 2022 Royal Australian College of Surgeons Annual Scientific Congress and this episode is a quick update on some of the topics covered there. While in Brisbane, Mikayla met a number of interesting and important health professionals, several of whom will join the podcast as guests over the coming episodes.00000187-6a78-dcb3-a5ef-6afcc1e70003https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/on-the-road-royal-australasian-college-of-surgeons-annual-scientific-congress-2022/bjtihphvqDr Mikayla Couch has been in Brisbane for the 2022 Royal Australian College of Surgeons Annual Scientific Congress and this episode is a quick update on some of the topics covered there. While in Brisbane, Mikayla met a number of interesting and important health professionals, several of whom will join the podcast as guests over the coming episodes.Dr Mikayla Couch has been in Brisbane for the 2022 Royal Australian College of Surgeons Annual Scientific Congress and this episode is a quick update on some of the topics covered there. While in Brisbane, Mikayla met a number of interesting and important health professionals, several of whom will join the podcast as guests over the coming episodes.full00:10:45Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:27:59 +1000Associate Professor Sue Woolfenden and Auntie Lola chat with Mikayla about Paediatrics, their stories, and what drives them in their work with Indigenous kids, families and communities.00000187-6a73-d4e3-aba7-ef77afa80000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/sue-woolfenden-and-auntie-lola-share-their-passion-for-paediatrics/pljq7toufAssociate Professor Sue Woolfenden and Auntie Lola chat with Mikayla about Paediatrics, their stories, and what drives them in their work with Indigenous kids, families and communities.Associate Professor Sue Woolfenden and Auntie Lola chat with Mikayla about Paediatrics, their stories, and what drives them in their work with Indigenous kids, families and communities.full00:46:25Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:21:34 +1000Mikayla chats to her cousin Dr Gene Slockee about their shared journey into medicine from Tweed River High School. Dr Slockee shares his insights as an Anaesthetist; highlighting the central role of this speciality in improving patient outcomes.00000187-6a6c-de70-a1df-7afd0b610000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-gene-slockee-uncovering-the-role-of-an-anaesthetist/fk3290cuhMikayla chats to her cousin Dr Gene Slockee about their shared journey into medicine from Tweed River High School. Dr Slockee shares his insights as an Anaesthetist; highlighting the central role of this speciality in improving patient outcomes.Mikayla chats to her cousin Dr Gene Slockee about their shared journey into medicine from Tweed River High School. Dr Slockee shares his insights as an Anaesthetist; highlighting the central role of this speciality in improving patient outcomes.full00:26:09Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:15:36 +1000Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jess Webb share their passion for obstetrics and gynaecology in the context of Indigenous health - discussing IUDs, simple practical tips that can assist health professionals to insert and remove these devices, and other insights into women’s health.00000187-6a68-d4e3-aba7-ef7d352d0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-jess-webb-all-you-need-to-know-about-intrauterine-devices/t4m4kc607Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jess Webb share their passion for obstetrics and gynaecology in the context of Indigenous health - discussing IUDs, simple practical tips that can assist health professionals to insert and remove these devices, and other insights into women’s health.Dr Mikayla Couch and Dr Jess Webb share their passion for obstetrics and gynaecology in the context of Indigenous health - discussing IUDs, simple practical tips that can assist health professionals to insert and remove these devices, and other insights into women’s health.full00:26:41Mon, 10 Apr 2023 19:07:41 +1000Dr Mikayla Couch chats to Uncle Dave Edwards from the University of Sydney about Indigenous fathers, and the online programs that he runs to help new dads transition into this role. They consider how health professionals can incorporate a more father-centric practice.00000187-6a3a-dcb3-a5ef-6abed7460003https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/uncle-dave-edwards-fathering-in-the-21st-century/gw3sjo0kgDr Mikayla Couch chats to Uncle Dave Edwards from the University of Sydney about Indigenous fathers, and the online programs that he runs to help new dads transition into this role. They consider how health professionals can incorporate a more father-centric practice.Dr Mikayla Couch chats to Uncle Dave Edwards from the University of Sydney about Indigenous fathers, and the online programs that he runs to help new dads transition into this role. They consider how health professionals can incorporate a more father-centric practice.full00:27:47Mon, 10 Apr 2023 18:24:18 +1000Mikayla talks to Dr Khyarne Biles, an Emergency Trainee from Dubbo. They discuss the ‘average day’ in Emergency, COVID-19 and social media, and a recent paper that was published by Dr Biles in Emergency Medicine Australasia to shine a light on the impacts of racism and bias in the emergency department.00000187-6a1e-d4e3-aba7-ef7f9fcd0000https://www.sbs.com.au/language/nitv-radio/en/podcast-episode/dr-khyarne-biles-covid-19-and-emergency-medicine-in-the-pandemic/0422pzft2Mikayla talks to Dr Khyarne Biles, an Emergency Trainee from Dubbo. They discuss the ‘average day’ in Emergency, COVID-19 and social media, and a recent paper that was published by Dr Biles in Emergency Medicine Australasia to shine a light on the impacts of racism and bias in the emergency department.Mikayla talks to Dr Khyarne Biles, an Emergency Trainee from Dubbo. They discuss the ‘average day’ in Emergency, COVID-19 and social media, and a recent paper that was published by Dr Biles in Emergency Medicine Australasia to shine a light on the impacts of racism and bias in the emergency department.full00:25:11Mon, 10 Apr 2023 18:11:40 +1000