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The Impact of Implicit Bias on BIPOC Populations
January 26, 2022
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Bias and racism in health care impede scientific advancement, reduces the pipeline of diverse clinicians, and contributes to racial and ethnic health disparities. Learn how to advocate for proactive approaches that eliminate barriers impacting people of color, promote racial equity, and advance cultural humility.

 

To watch the recording, please go to: https://youtu.be/RxzrB2K-A3k. Other resources coming soon!

 


Presenter: Dr. Jessica Isom, MD, MPH