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Inclusive Language Toolkit
How to make or break implicit bias instruction: Implications for curriculum development
Racial Equity Learning Tools and Modules
Resource Library for Advancing Health Equity in Public Health (MN Dept. of Health)
Toolkit for Teaching About Racism in the Context of Persistent Health and Healthcare Disparities
Integrated training in Quality Improvement and Health Equity in Graduate Medical Education: Two curricula for the price of one
Teaching about racism in medical education: A mixed-method analysis of a train-the-trainer faculty development workshop
Patient perspectives on racial and ethnic implicit bias implicit in clinical encounters: implications for curriculum development
Detecting implicit racial bias in provider communication behaviors to reduce disparities in healthcare: Challenges, solutions, and future directions for provider communication training.

Teaching in the Remote Environment - FAQ compiled by HonorHealth Academic Affairs
Addressing Race, Culture, and structural Inequality in Medical Education: A Guide for Revising Teaching Cases
Non-conscious bias in medical decision making: What can be done to reduce it?
The Impact of Skin Color and Ethnicity on Clinical Diagnosis and Research 4-webinar series held between 28-OCT-2020 and 02-DEC-2020. Register to either attend online or get links to the recorded sessions.

Integrating cultural humility in to the medical education curriculum: Strategies for educators
Nevertheless, They Persisted: How Women Experience Gender-Based Discrimination During Postgraduate Surgical Training
Accessibility, Inclusion, and Action in Medical Education
Changing How Race is Portrayed in Medical Education: Recommendations from Medical Students
Don't Say Nothing
Educating health professions educators to address the "isms"
Race Matters
What Does Context Have to Do With Anything? A Study of Professional Identity Formation in Physician-Trainees Considered Underrepresented In Medicine
Do physicians' implicit views of African Americans affect clinical decision making?
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