Overcoming Implicit Bias
IAFP's Health Equity MIG developed a two-part Implicit Bias Workshop specifically for Family Medicine Residency Programs - to be available starting January 2023.
Led by the IAFP Health Equity Public Health work group, IAFP held a free interactive virtual event for all members in 2021 that covered four topics over two nights.
Session 1 - Race and Disability Session 2 - Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity and Substance Use
Program Presenters: Lead Facilitator: Javette C. Orgain, MD, MPH, FAAFP Chair, IAFP Public Heath Workgroup on Health Equity Past Speaker, American Academy of Family Physicians, Past President, Illinois Academy of Family Physicians Past President National Medical Association Medical Director, Longevity Health Plan of Illinois and staff physician at Vitas Healthcare, Inc.
Implicit Bias and Race Disability
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
Anuj K Shah, MD, MPH (pronouns: he/him/his) Integrative Family Medicine Heartland Health Centers-Lakeview
Paola Susan MD, MBA (Pronouns she/her/hers) Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine AFFIRM Primary Care Lead, The Rush Center for Gender, Sexuality and Reproductive Health
Substance Use
Thomas D. Huggett, MD, MPH Medical Director of Mobile Health at Lawndale Christian Health Center Chicago's West Side Member, Illinois Medicaid Advisory Council 2018 IAFP Family Physician of the Year
Ruchi M. Fitzgerald, MD FAAFP Assistant Professor, Rush University Dept of Family Medicine/Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Associate Program Director of Rush Addiction Medicine Fellowship Service Chief of Inpatient Addiction Medicine, PCC Community Wellness/West Suburban Hospital
RESOURCES
Carl Lambert, MD was featured on WGN-TV news on Feb. 26 discussing inequality in medicine and lack of Black physicians.
NPR story on overdose surge among Blacks during the pandemic
AAFP Leader Voices Blog from AAFP President Ada Stewart, MD - Black Physicians COVID Death Underscores Health Disparities
AAFP 3-Part series with Dr. Stewart on Measuring AAFP's Efforts on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
WGLT Radio story on the lack of Black men physicians featuring IAFP 2009 Teacher of the Year Kelvin Wynn, MD
Carl Lambert, MD, the was recently featured in an American Medical Association feature story about the importance of hope as we all confront COVID-19 fatigue nearly a year after the pandemic began. He also authored a blog post on KevinMD.com about the “minority tax” on black physicians who often carry the load in their roles to spearhead advocacy against racism and discrimination, while ensuring equality and inclusion at their institutions.
The Hill We Climb - by Amanda Gordon at the inauguration of President Joseph Biden on January 20
"Partnership to Improve Access to Buprenorphine Treatment in a Homeless Population" Annals of Family Medicine, January 2021 (Mile Square Health and the Night Ministry in Chicago)
Commentary: Ableism at the Bedside People with Intellectual Disabilities and COVID-19 co-authored by Brian Chicoine, MD
Chicago Tribune article featuring Admit the Six advocacy co-led by Dr. Rembert
IAFP's Health Equity Resource Center
Health Equity Member Interest Group (open to all IAFP members)
IAFP Student Town Hall, October 17, 2020 Addressing Structural Racism and Advancing Health Equity (YouTube video)
AAFP's EveryONE project toolkit
IAFP Implicit Bias Workshop For Family Medicine Residencies
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