Virtual Simulations to Confront Racism and Bias in Health Professions Education
- October 2022
This educational series helps participants confront racism and bias when they occur. Using best practices and a social justice simulation, the three-hour virtual training incorporates trigger films that adhere to the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning’s Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice.
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Author(s)/Organization(s)
Blodgett et al.
Tags
virtual training, racism, bias, social justice, equity, diversity, clinical simulation
Audience
Health worker, Health-care educator/Trainer
Theme
Organizational and team culture, Psychological protection
Cost
Free
Format
Course/Training/Workshop
Sector
Specific to healthcare
Setting
Hospital, Long-term care, Private clinic, Community care, Online setting
Identity
Indigenous, Immigrant, refugee, ethnocultural, and racialized populations (IRER)
Language
English