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Nurse bias toward transgender patients is higher than their peers: study - Vimarsana News

Nurse bias toward transgender patients is higher than their peers: study

A survey of 34,000 healthcare workers found that nurses tend to have more implicit bias toward transgender patients than non-nurses.

California School District Could Shell Out Over $100,000 To Give Students 'Anti-Racist' Trainings - Vimarsana News

California School District Could Shell Out Over $100,000 To Give Students 'Anti-Racist' Trainings

A California school district could pay out an estimated six figures for a program to train dozens of high school and middle school students to become "anti-racist" activists, according to publicly available documents.

Grant will fund training to combat bias in health care - Vimarsana News

Grant will fund training to combat bias in health care

A $1.3 million grant will enable WSU researchers to study how a training program originally developed for law enforcement can help nurses recognize their unconscious biases.

Source: wsu.edu
California combats high death rates of Black mothers with anti-bias training. Does it work? - Vimarsana News

California combats high death rates of Black mothers with anti-bias training. Does it work?

Black women who practice healthy behaviors during pregnancy have a higher rate of mortality during childbirth than white women who do not, data show.

Source: yahoo.com
Kentucky nursing board scraps 'implicit bias' training following Washington Examiner report - Vimarsana News

Kentucky nursing board scraps 'implicit bias' training following Washington Examiner report

The Kentucky Board of Nursing scrapped its requirement that nurses take "implicit bias" training as a "mandatory" continuing education course for licensure.