Bias
Health Disparities in the US
Culturally Responsive Care
Health Equity
100
Withholding or delaying this is one of the ways that implicit bias can show up in healthcare
What is treatment?
100
These women are more likely to die after being diagnosed with breast cancer
What is Black women?
100
You can promote equal and fair care by using this type of language in patient interactions
What is person-first language?
100
This is a frontline liaison between the health system and the people, they are a trusted member of the community and/or have an unusually close understanding of the community served.
What is community health worker?
200
This is one of the three skills that clinicians can use to lower implicit bias in care delivery
What is (any 1) perspective-taking, emotional regulation, or partnership building skills?
200
This population is less likely to receive chemo & radiation for prostate cancer
What is Black men?
200
When taking a medical history from a patient with limited English proficiency, asking these types of questions are the most effective way to ensure the patient provides essential information about symptoms
What is open-ended questions or more directed questions?
200
Conditions in the environments where people are born, live, learn, work, play, relate, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes and risks is called?
What is social drivers or health OR social determinants of health?
300
This type of unconscious bias can show up as both a preference for certain people and an aversion or lack of trust in certain people
What is affinity bias?
300
This population is 3x less likely to receive clinically appropriate knee arthroplasty than others
What is women?
300
This is one of 8 tactics the AAFP suggests to reduce implicit bias, and it refers to the practice of evaluating people based on their personal characteristics rather than those affiliated with their cultural group
What is individuation?
300
A theory or framework for conceptualizing an individual or group as having overlapping identities and experiences that may be affected by different forms of discrimination and disadvantage.
What is intersectionality?
400
Extensive research finds that unconscious biases can lead to differential treatment of patients by race, gender, weight, age, language and this
What is either income or insurance?
400
These patients are more likely to be blamed for being too passive about their health care
What is people of color?
400
This is a universal tendency to believe that one's own worldview is superior to another's. It's often experienced in health care, particularly when the health care provider's own culture or ethnic group is considered superior to another
What is ethnocentrism?
400
According to the literature, controlling hypertension, Diabetes, Obesity and _____ will increase life expectancy by 5 years.
What is smoking?
500
This is the age-range in which implicit pro-white bias can be present
What is ages 3-5 years old?
500
A Lambda Legal study found that 70% of this smaller US population reported one or more discriminatory behaviors from health professionals including refusal of needed care
What is the transgender community?
500
This concept involves entering a relationship with another person with the intention of honoring their beliefs, customs, and values. It emphasizes lifelong curiousity, self-awareness, and appreciation of intracultural variation and individuality
What is cultural humility?
500
At Cone Health, before the intervention, there was an 18.4% increased risk of a Black patient with pneumonia dying compared to a White patient with pneumonia, despite Black patients being how many years younger than white patients upon admission?
What is 10 years younger?
800
This social issue can interact with cognitive biases to impact clinicians' behavior and clinical decisions
What is racism?
800
The people of this community are at a higher risk of experiencing trauma than the general population and are twice as likely to develop post-traumatic stress disorder due to government issues like loss of land and forced assimilation
What is Native American/Alaska Native?
800
Paying attention to nonverbal cues and being curious about what they mean to the patient is one way to demonstrate this type of responsive care
What is culturally responsive care?
800
Rates of ED visits and hospital admission for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions (ASCSs) are increasingly used as a measure of the effectiveness of this.
What is primary care?
