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Studies show that implicit bias around demographics such as race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, and socioeconomic status cause inequalities in treatment by healthcare professionals. This course will identify how implicit bias affects the perception and treatment decisions of healthcare professionals, how this affects patient health outcomes, and provide solutions for overcoming implicit bias on both personal and systematic levels.
In January of 2023, the California Board of Registered Nursing issued a requirement for licensees still within the first 2 years of holding their license, immediately following their initial licensure must complete one hour of direct participation in an implicit bias course offered by an approved CNE provider, this course fulfills this education requirement.
Course written in collaboration by Kaitlin Rosetta and Capra Garrison, RN, CEO.
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Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
Chapter 1: What is Implicit Bias?
Why Implicit Bias Exists
Chapter 2: Implications of Implicit Bias in Healthcare
Vulnerable Groups
Race and Ethnicity
Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
Age
Disabilities, Mental Illness, and Addiction
Socioeconomic Status
Chapter 3: How to Reduce Implicit Bias
Become Aware of Your Implicit Biases
Educate and Immerse Yourself in Other Cultures
Improve Communications and Standards
Engage in Meditation and Mindfulness
Chapter 4: References
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