...Jasmine R Marcelin; Rohan Khazanchi; Elizabeth Lyden; Kelly A Cawcutt; Jacinda C Abdul-Mutakabbir; David R Ha; Narjust Florez; Ravina Kullar; Elizabeth H Ristagno; on behalf of; the INSIDE-OUT Study Group (Introduction of Speakers at IDWeek Events—Observing for Unconscious Bias Over Time); Nipunie...

... that unconscious bias can alter practitioner behaviours, attitudes and decision-making leading to unsafe medication practices for this population. Systemwide, service and individual level approaches such as cultural competency training and self-reflections are used to address this issue, however, the effectiveness...

... experience the effects of unintentional cognitive (unconscious) biases that derive from cultural stereotypes in ways that perpetuate health inequities. Unconscious bias can also affect healthcare professionals in many ways, including patient-clinician interactions, hiring and promotion, and their own...

... to unconscious bias. The chapter discusses the different Problem Solver Profiles: Adventurer, Detective, Listener, Thinker, and Visionary. It explores their implications and how they can provide us with a more open mindset to make decisions that foster positive relationships and promote nurturing environments...

...—‘intersectionality’ studies—which now includes within its research framework an understanding that age, disability, and citizenship also have differential impacts on majority and minority communities and individuals. ‘Intersectionality and “implicit” or “unconscious” bias’ provides examples of everyday racism...

... face harassment, discrimination, and unconscious bias from both patients and other care team members. To prepare this chapter, the authors interviewed and observed female attendings to learn ways that they navigate gender-based challenges in the hospital. Numerous methods are shared, including...

.... This discusses strategies for developing cultural praxis, and provide reflective opportunities in scenarios in which cultural praxis is particularly important, such as in end-of-life care. health equity unconscious bias implicit bias cultural competence cultural humility critical consciousness social...

... to their interests when calculating proportionality. This danger exists not because of any particular psychological feature that is unique to political decision makers. It exists because of a widespread unconscious bias known as ‘attribution error’. When we see a person behaving badly, we might jump to an ‘internal...

... duty of Benjamin Jessica lawfulness truth Beauchamp Tom Childress James veracity Wilson Mitchell transference countertransference epistemic injustice duty of self-knowledge harm unconscious bias consent values C3P1 Thou canst not touch the freedom of my mind. C3P2...

... as studies looking at how mindfulness can overcome unconscious bias and can prompt compassionate action. evidence based practice literature review mindfulness research scientific research autonomic nervous system belly breathing nervous system parasympathetic nervous system physiology sympathetic...

... Commodification Unconscious bias Diversity seems to bear a certain ambivalence in our cultures. In some privileged contexts, it would appear that diversity has acquired a new sort of value. Organizations often claim to be enriched by diversity. They purport that attracting and maintaining a diverse workforce...

... then examines whether a judge is protected by the law of contempt from the attribution of bias, if his statements give reasonable ground for the attribution. Next, it differentiates between conscious abuse of judicial power and unconscious bias. In 1970, the Supreme Court held that E.M.S. Namboodripad...

... from Gawronski and Bodenhausen (2006: 697). Figure 4.5 The combined associative-propositional evaluation model and functional model of social bias. The possibilities of unconscious perception and unconscious bias prompt parallel debates about unconscious mental content. This chapter argues...

... Colin Shanks Michael Tilley Christopher Tilley Lorna Unconscious bias Wylie Alison Clancy Katherine Community archaeology Lucas Gavin Me Too Sexual harassment Social media Times Up Tringham Ruth Lopiparo Jeanne Dowson Thomas Homophobia Queer Queer Archaeology Queer Theory Shepard...

... to improve the lives of children living in poverty. The implications addressed are: the importance of money, the importance of relationships, received wisdoms and unconscious bias, addressing the living conditions of those looking after children, and making successful transitions. The aim is to encourage all...

... Damien Levine Michael hidden bias will prediction Alexander Larry Hume David Kant Immanuel Kessler Kimberley D acceptable risk probability harm desire satisfaction theory offense friendship marriage unconscious bias Are any thoughts too risky to be morally permissible? This question...

... work workplace defensiveness diversity training motivation need support prejudice reduction in workplace unconscious bias autonomous motivation controlled motivation autonomy support behavior change competence support relatedness support alcohol abuse health behavior change healthcare...

... commercialization academic culture start up companies women minorities unconscious bias intentional investing funding for commercialization When asked to name an inventor, most Americans think of Thomas Edison rather than George Washington Carver or Ada Lovelace. Edison’s inventions included the incandescent...

... implicit bias program self awareness social awareness teachers looking through the window phase implicit bias program implicit bias unconscious bias explicit bias response to intervention positive behavioral intervention Explicit and implicit bias represent two related yet different types...