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Rose Dimarco1, Andrew S Guinigundo2, Caressa Valdueza3
1From Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Abstract:
Implicit bias affects patient care every day, and not just in oncology. It impacts decision-making in already vulnerable populations such as the historically marginalized racial and ethnic groups, the LGBTQI+ population, patients with disabilities, and patients with low socioeconomic status or low health literacy. At JADPRO Live 2022 in Aurora, Colorado, panelists took a deep look at implicit bias and its impact on health inequities. They then discussed best practices for increasing equity and representation in clinical trials, ways to facilitate equitable communication and interactions with patients, and finally shared steps that advanced practitioners can take to minimize the impact of implicit bias.
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