Addressing Bias in Healthcare Training
Bias in healthcare, whether explicit or implicit, can impact clinical care and contribute to health inequities. Healthcare providers-in-training can mitigate bias through curricular reform, storytelling, and advocating for policy change like single-payer healthcare. Learn more about the impact of bias on healthcare and ways to address it effectively.
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What Can Healthcare Providers-in- Training do to Address Bias? TEHREEM REHMAN, YALE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, INCOMING M3 TWITTER: TEHREEM_REHMAN EMAIL: TEHREEMREHMAN@GMAILCOM
What is Bias? Explicit vs implicit Examples of implicit bias
Impact on Clinical Care Health inequities Provider bias Mitigating impact
Curricular Reform Often student led U.S. Health Justice course at Yale Learn more here: http://yaleushj.wix.com/ushj
Storytelling Why? How to proceed responsibly? Systemic Disease Share your story: www. systemicdisease.com
Changing Policy Single Payer Health Care What else could we do?
