The Course
Are you ready to tackle one of the toughest challenges in healthcare today? We're diving deep into the complex world of biases that can slip into clinical practice, whether they're based on race, gender, sexuality, or socioeconomic status. In this stimulating and interactive course, you'll learn how to identify and address various forms of bias, enhancing your ability to provide compassionate, equitable care to all patients. We'll combine theory with practical strategies, engaging you with real-life case studies, self-assessment modules, and discussions that spotlight how biases can affect decision-making, patient trust, and treatment outcomes.
Think this is just about being politically correct? Think again! By the end of this course, you'll see how addressing bias can lead to better healthcare outcomes, a more inclusive practice environment, and a boost in patient satisfaction. We'll arm you with the tools you need to make meaningful changes in your daily interactions and institutional policies. Join us as we strive towards a healthcare system that recognizes and values the diversity of all individuals, delivering the highest standard of care without letting biases get in the way.
What you will learn
When we started crafting this course, we paid close attention to the unique challenges and scenarios that clinicians like you face daily. We understand how critical it is for you to provide care that’s not only effective but also equitably accessible to all patients, regardless of their backgrounds. That's why we've meticulously organized modules to give you practical, evidence-based strategies for recognizing and mitigating unconscious biases. What’s great about this course is that it's packed with interactive case studies and real-life examples that are sure to resonate with your experiences in the field. It’s designed not just to inform you, but to transform your approach to patient care. Trust me, by the end of this, you'll not only be more aware of the subtle biases that can creep into clinical practice, but also be equipped with the tools to create a more inclusive healthcare environment. And that's a win for you, your team, and most importantly, your patients.
Curriculum
Your instructor
Dr. Ebony Rollins is a Doctorally prepared Family Nurse Practitioner, exemplifying two decades of robust healthcare expertise. As an esteemed Primary Care provider and educator, she channels deep passion into bridging the gap between theory and practice at her clinic and in academia. Her journey from Licensed Practical Nurse to Doctor of Nursing Practice is a testament to her commitment to professional evolution, empowering her to enrich patient care across diverse environments, including critical care, long-term care, and dialysis. Dr. Rollins' multifaceted experiences have crystallized her ability to address healthcare disparities with empathy and precision, making her an invaluable asset in the domain.
In her academic pursuits, Dr. Rollins has thrived as an Assistant Professor since 2012, shaping the minds that will shape the future of healthcare. Her effectiveness as an educator lies in her unwavering dedication to nurturing the next generation of nurses, exemplified by her tenure in roles including lead instructor and education coordinator. As Chief Education Officer at Allegiant U, her innovative initiatives reflect a commitment to mitigating bias and fostering inclusivity, ensuring that her teachings in "Addressing Bias in Healthcare: Clinician Edition" are grounded in lived experiences and genuine compassion for both her patients and students.
Comprehensive
Exploring All Facets of Unconscious Bias in Medical Practice
Proactive
Preventative Strategies for Mitigating Bias in Clinical Care
Insightful
Deep Dives into the Psychology of Bias in Healthcare Environments