Improv Empowers Med Students to Navigate Racial Bias
Theater and improv help teach Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander medical students to recognize and manage racial bias in clinical settings.
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Theater and improv help teach Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander medical students to recognize and manage racial bias in clinical settings.
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