Implicit Bias
CE Credit - Implicit Bias in Healthcare
At the completion of this activity, pharmacists will be able to define implicit bias, related terminology describe examples of how implicit biases affect the delivery, quality of patient care, and list strategies to recognize and reduce the impact of implicit bias on patient care.
CME Passport - Implicit Bias in Healthcare
" This presentation will identify common biases and differentiate between implicit bias and racism. Additionally, this presentation will discuss ways implicit bias impacts behavior and also explore ways to address bias."
Implicit Bias Lesson 1
" Lesson 1 in the Implicit Bias Video Series from BruinX, the R&D unit within UCLA's Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. This video discusses schemas, which are mental short-cuts that help us navigate the world around us. "
How does Implicit Bias Impact Healthcare?
Learn the everyday impacts of implicit bias within healthcare and how you can spot these biases.
How to Unlearn Implicit Bias
" Mahzarin Banaji, PhD, one of the pioneers of implicit bias research, talks about where implicit biases come from, the difference between implicit bias and prejudice, and which biases have lessened—and which have not—in recent years."
The Mind Of The Village: Understanding Our Implicit Biases
"The individual mind sits in society. And the connection between mind and society is an extremely important one that should not be forgotten."
Improving Health Equity
" The Role of the Oncology Advanced Practitioner in Managing Implicit Bias."
The Effects of Oncologist Implicit Racial Bias in Racially Discordant Oncology Interactions
" Health providers’ implicit racial bias negatively affects communication and patient reactions to many medical interactions. However, its effects on racially discordant oncology interactions are largely unknown. Thus, we examined whether oncologist implicit racial bias has similar effects in oncology interactions. "
The Impact of Implicit Biases in Pharmacy Education
" Reduced access to health care institutions, pharmacies, and qualified practitioners is prevalent among African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans. However, other elements such as implicit bias contribute to the widening gap in inequitable health care delivery."
Project Implicit
Take the Harvard Implict Bias test to learn more about your implicit biases!
