Social Competency: Understanding Implicit Bias in Acupuncture and TCM - NCCAOM Approved Acupuncture Continuing Education, Ethics, Medical Errors, 2 PDA/CEU

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2 PDA/CEU in Ethics

2 PDA/CEU in Medical Errors

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Here's How Simple It Is:

1. Read the material online
2. Complete the quiz online
3. Get your certificate and earn credits towards your license renewal
4. ACEU Masters reports your PDAs to NCCAOM and/or CEBroker.com within 24 hours

Course Outcome

≥92% of participants will increase awareness of implicit bias and its impact on patient care and health outcomes.

Course Objectives

After completing this course, the learner will be able to:

• Understand implicit bias and its manifestations in healthcare settings.
• Discuss how implicit bias can influence pain assessment and management practices in healthcare, leading to disparities in pain treatment and outcomes among different patient groups.
• Identify common forms of implicit bias in acupuncture care, such as racial bias, gender bias, age bias, weight bias, and socioeconomic bias.
• Evaluate strategies for addressing implicit bias in TCM practice.

Who Should Enroll? 

• Acupuncturists: Acupuncture professionals committed to providing equitable, patient-centered care and reducing disparities in health outcomes among diverse patient populations.
• TCM Practitioners: Practitioners interested in learning about implicit bias and cultivate cultural competence in the office.
  

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