In collaboration:
Equity & Anti-Racism in Global Healthcare.
A psychologically safe space where healthcare professionals can explore their own implicit biases and motivations.
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About the module
60 minutes
English
VR, PC, mobile and web
LLM & scripted roleplays
AI-powered personalised feedback
Completion certificate
Lesson planning resources
Who is it for?
This comprehensive module is designed for a diverse range of learners and a broad range of competency levels. It’s particularly beneficial for:
- Medical Schools and Health & Social Care programmes: Supports the development of key staff-patient communication skills in a variety of situations.
- Healthcare institutions: Equips practitioners and students with vital interpersonal communication skills to enhance staff-patient interactions.
- Nursing Programmes: This module's learning objectives are aligned with The Essentials: Core Competencies for Professional Nursing Education (“The Essentials”) a publication owned by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, which may be accessed here.
The Scenario
This module aims to provide a psychologically safe space where healthcare professionals can explore their own implicit biases and motivations before embarking on global health experiences.
Learning objectives.
When visiting a Low or Middle Income Country (LMIC), implicit bias can have a lasting negative impact on patients, doctors and institutions.
This module will help you to:
- Identify personal implicit bias
- Recognise the impact of bias on patient outcomes
- Practise strategies to mitigate personal bias
- Navigate difficult but important conversations about bias
The Full Course
The Modern Healthcare Practitioner
Equip your staff and students with essential interpersonal skills to encourage compassionate communication and collaborative care.
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