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Georgetown Nursing and Medical Students and Faculty Participate in Health Leadership Academy
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School of Medicine Celebrates 170th Graduating Class
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School of Medicine Honors Four Master Teachers
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At Warwick Evans Awards Ceremony, School of Medicine Pays Tribute to the Class of 2022
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School of Medicine Commencement Speaker Calls on Graduates to ‘Look for Every Opportunity to Do Good’
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Training Doctors in Implicit Bias Could Save the Lives of Black Mothers
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Women Physicians Face Extra Challenges
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Black Doctor was Racially Profiled on a Plane While Helping a Sick Passenger
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Race could be a determinant in physician-patient interactions and pain treatment in cancer
Read this recent study from the Journal of General Medicine at this link: Race could be a determinant in physician-patient interactions and pain treatment in cancer.
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Dr. Johnson’s team found increased post-shift racial bias
Dr. Tiffani Johnson and her team demonstrate the results of several studies on implicit bias. Dr. Johnson’s team found increased post-shift racial bias when the Emergency Department (ED) was more overcrowded. Racial bias also increased when residents were made to care for more patients during their shift.
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