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Proceedings of the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Forum: Unconscious Bias in Academic Medicine

Year Published: 2017
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Proceedings of the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Forum: Unconscious Bias in Academic Medicine

Exploring the role of unconscious bias in seven key areas of academic medicine, this publication is an insightful look into both the understanding of the benefits of diversity and inclusion, as well as a summary of potential interventions to remediate the biases present in modern academic medicine. This publication was developed by the AAMC along with The Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at Ohio State University, along with input from national experts.

Proceedings of the Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Forum: Unconscious Bias in Academic Medicine
Year Published: 2017
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Designed for a wide range of medical professionals and researchers seeking to understand unconscious biases in academic medicine. This report is especially suited for program directors looking to build diverse resident pools and members of institutional leadership teams seeking to better understand the role of unconscious bias in the world of medicine.

   

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Exploring the role of unconscious bias in seven areas of academic medicine, this publication looks at the benefits of diversity and inclusion and potential interventions to remediate biases in modern academic medicine. The AAMC developed this publication with The Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at Ohio State University, along with input from national experts. The publication also summarizes interventions that are being used to remediate these biases, including:

  • Admissions committee members may sometimes unconsciously create different sets of criteria for students based on their experiences.
  • The unconscious biases of peers and teachers can produce lasting effects on students’ academic experiences.
  • Unconscious bias can affect the faculty recruitment process even before positions are advertised.
  • Patient care can improve when physicians explore their own biases and how these tendencies affect the care they provide.
  • There is ample evidence that interventions can attenuate and even reverse unconscious bias.

     

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Year Published: 2017