January 2024
Join WSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni, as we come together both in-person at each campus and on Zoom, to create cards to give to local community partners across the nation—community partners such as local hospitals, teen shelters, assisted living homes, etc. Participants in-person will be provided with materials and those attending virtually can choose to have materials mailed to them.
This talk will focus on evaluation, measurement and remediation of institutional bias using examples from medical education and clinical practice. The educational example will focus on skin tone in medical curriculum. The clinical example will focus on street medicine and medication delivery. Lastly, the model of targeted universalism will be introduced as a framework for addressing systemic bias and institutionalized inequities.
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