Shifting Perspectives: The Dynamics of Bias in Individuals and Systems
In this course, participants will embark on a journey to uncover the layers of bias that exist within individuals and systems, going beyond surface-level observations to understand the underlying mechanisms at play. Through a combination of theoretical frameworks, real-world examples, and interactive exercises, participants will explore the complexities of implicit and explicit bias and their impact on decision-making, relationships, and societal structures.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of of this activity, participants will be better able to:
- Define and characterize implicit bias.
- Discuss examples of implicit bias in healthcare settings.
- Explain the role of implicit bias in promoting health equity.
- Identify and describe microaggressions in healthcare settings.
- Examine the impact of microaggressions on patient care and outcomes.
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