Resources for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medical Education
e-Books
Diagnosis Female: How Medical Bias Endangers Women's HealthISBN: 9781538114469Publication Date: 2019
Diversity and Inclusion in Quality Patient Care: Your Story/Our Story: A Case-Based CompendiumISBN: 3-319-92762-0Publication Date: 2019
Articles
- Academic Medicine: Addressing harmful bias and eliminating discrimination in health professions learning environmentsDecember 2020 supplemental issue of Academic Medicine focuses on bias.
- Defeating unconscious bias: The role of a structured, reflective, and interactive workshopOgunyemi, D., Journal of Graduate Medical Education, 2021.
- Gaps in measuring and mitigating implicit bias in healthcareArif & Scholtfeldt, Frontiers in Pharmacology, 2021.
- How to identify, understand, and unlearn implict bias in patient careittEdgoose, J. , et. al. FPM Journal, 2019.
- Implicit bias in healthcare professionals: A systematic reviewFitzGerald & Hurst, BMC Medical Ethics, 2017.
- Misrepresenting race: The role of medical schools in propagating physician biasAmutah, C. et. al., NEJM, 2021.
Curriculum
- Bias and Racism Teaching Rounds at an Academic Medical CenterCapers, Q., et al. CHEST Journal, 2020.
- Bias and Socio-Cultural Awareness in Cultural SettingsScenarios demonstrating conscious and unconscious bias in clinical settings. Provided by Stanford School of Medicine.
- The Everyone Project: Implicit Bias TrainingAAFP training materials, videos, facilitator and participant resources for instruction on negative effect of bias on patients.
- Interrupting microaggressions in health care settings: A guide for teaching medical studentsMedEd Portal curriculum
- LET UP: A Systematic Approach to Responding to Cultural Bias in Health CareZero to Three presents the LET UP model framework for engaging in culturally effective care in a fast-paced medical setting.
- Obesity Action Coalition: Weight BiasResources and tools.
- Weight Bias & StigmaTraining modules, toolkit, and resources for health care providers from UConn's Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity