What You'll Learn
In the past, ذكذكتسئµ has offered an implicit bias training for health care professionals that included both in-person and online components.
For the online component, participants received one contact hour of credit. When combined with the in-person session, participants received three contact hours.
The one-hour online segment included completing two readings, watching one video, and participating in a discussion forum after each reading and video (a total of three discussion forum posts).
After completing this one hour online course and the two-hour live training (total of three hours), participants were able to:
- Reflect on current implicit bias research and strategies to reduce disparities in health care.
- Describe how cultural norms, language, and experiences shape our individual knowledge and decision-making.
- Describe the neuroscience of implicit bias.
- Identify several forms of bias.
- Interpret the relationship between implicit bias and disparate access to and delivery of health care services.
- Explain a process to mitigate implicit bias in delivery of health care services.
We may offer this opportunity again in the future. To express interest, contact Laurie Lemmen, laurie.lemmen@calvin.edu.