NURS 546B Clarifying Racism - Foundational Concepts of Bias

Credits: 1
The purpose of this course is to prepare graduate-level health professions students with critical thinking skills and inclusive communication practices with regard to racism and diversity issues in health care. This course will provide students with evidence-based knowledge on foundational concepts attributed to bias in health care settings, with a focus on best practices for providing health care for diverse individuals and groups. The course will cover a variety of readings on foundational concepts attributed to bias. Students will develop communication techniques for reflecting about foundational concepts attributed to bias. This may include writing, speaking, listening, and other applicable skills.

Graded: A-F
May be taken only once for credit
Also offered as: NURS 746B, UNI 546B, UNI 646B, UNI 746B