Achieving Health Equity: Countering Racism & Implict Bias in Healthcare
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It is important for health care leaders to understand the impact of racism, implicit bias and health inequities on access to and quality of HIV care and treatment for Black Women. As supported by data, increased morbidity and mortality among Black Women will remain constant if these healthcare realities are not successfully addressed.
Our webinar speakers Dr. Dazon Diallo and Ethlyn McQueen-Gibson will explore how providers and clients can maximize health promotion and wellness, resilience, and self care education, leading to necessary positive and sustainable change.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the unique perspectives of health inequalities on the lives of Black
youth-, young adult-, middle-, and older-aged Black women. - Understand the common social determinants associated with lack of access to health care
- List the health inequities that drive disparate rates of HIV and STIs among Black women across the life course
- Describe implicit bias as a tool of racism in its impact on health care
- Detail the global health care access barriers created by provider bias and stigma
- Analyze the factors that foster resilience in Black women across the lifespan