Medical Education: Race and Racism in Healthcare

New England Journal of Medicine

Part of the Curbsiders Podcast series for Internal Medicine

From the Association of American Medical Colleges

Includes brief online modules on the role of race in medicine

From the AMA Journal of Ethics

From the AMA Journal of Ethics.

From the American Academy of Family Physicians: The EveryONE Project Unveils Implicit Bias Training Guide

This podcast aims to directly address and explore the effects of racism, and other forms of marginalization.

Created by Livy Low and Maya Sandler.

Free webinar series, hosted by NY and NJ medical schools to provide lessons learned during the surge and post-surge recovery strategies and contingency planning through the lens of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Videos include How Racism Makes us Sick, Why Your Doctor Should Care About Social Justice, The Problem with Race -Based Medicine, and more.

by Noor Chadha, Madeleine Kane, Bernadette Lim, Brenly Rowland

A consensus study report

Created by USD Libraries DEI Committee

Tina K. Sacks

Satsuki Ina, a psychologist and former internee, leads a three-day intensive group therapy where the participants give words to their childhood trauma and mirror each other's experiences.

Profiles the stories of Tlingit Native Americans who served in the Vietnam War. Their stories confront the complexity of serving a country that systematically oppressed them.

Follow an American Indian male through the health care system as he gains a deeper understanding of himself and the health risks he faces.

Slavery remains a "contemporary ghost" that shapes African Americans' self-image, their relationships to one another and their relationships with White Americans. Hardy demonstrates the importance of recognizing and openly addressing the past, and lays the groundwork for genuine dialogue, understanding, and healing in clinical environments, classrooms, and other settings.

Research has indicated that microaggressions occurring in a counseling session can lead to a disruption in the working alliance between therapist and client. In addition, the cumulative impact of microaggressions has been found to contribute to negative mental health outcomes including anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. It is important to become aware of one’s own biases and assumptions about individuals across a variety of racial cultural groups.