
Implicit biases that influence the quality of care
Implicit biases, or when gender, religion, weight, intelligence, or skin color influence the quality of care. While caregivers are required to treat all patients equally, it is naive to think that certain characteristics will not unconsciously influence them. While the explanations for these associations (racism, sexism, fatphobia, homophobia, etc.) must be vigorously combated, implicit associations are more complex to grasp.
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