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1. ohiostate.pressbooks.pub › religion-ethnicity-bias7.1 Understanding Religion and Spirituality Bias

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   However, she does not feel that she has really been the victim of interprofessional bias in her time at OSU due to being a Muslim-American. (Nationally, 25% of Muslim physicians of diverse national origin feel they have faced bias or workplace discrimination by peers. 2 ) She does note instances in which patients have treated her differently ...

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2. www.essentiallysports.com › ncaa-college-football6 x Victim of CFB Bias, Will Howard Asks Ohio State Fans to ...

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   1 day ago · The Ohio State Buckeyes (8-2) can’t seem to catch a break from the broadcasters. Such are the perils of being one of the nation’s most prevailing teams that it starts working against you. Ryan Day and Co. are preparing to perform as villains in the Cinderella story of CFB this weekend.

3. www.jstor.org › stable › 1476580Interprofessional Assumptions and the OSU Commission - JSTOR

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   Interprofessional education trains professionals person within his or her family and societal systems to band together across disciplinary lines to pool competencies in approaching problems, issues, and is the focus of interprofessional education and prac- tice.

4. www.ocolly.com › news › osu-settles-free-speechOSU settles free speech lawsuit, disbands bias response team

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   Apr 19, 2024 · OSU disbanded its bias response team and has already revised its harassment policy in a lawsuit by Speech First settled Monday. OSU changed its email policy for students in June as part of a separate agreement with the free speech advocacy group.

5. ipe.osu.edu › about › our-storyOur Story | Office of Interprofessional Practice and Education

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   The ultimate goal of interprofessional practice and education is to achieve the “Quintuple Aim” of health care, which includes health equity; clinician well-being; the pursuit of better health, improved outcomes, and lower costs.

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7. ipe.umn.edu › collaboration-insights › implicit-biasImplicit Bias | Center for Interprofessional Health

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   December 17, 2021. Implicit bias is a discussion that has been frequently discussed in conversations regarding equity and diversity. CEO of Goalkeeper, Valerie Alexander, describes implicit bias as an innate response to an unexpected situation (fight or flight).

8. journalofethics.ama-assn.org › article › ethics-andThe Ethics and Value of True Interprofessionalism

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   The diverse voices of this theme issue—from bioethics, dentistry, mediation, medicine, and organizational behavior—illuminate the social and cultural underpinnings, teaching, and application of interprofessional ethics and values.

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   Is OSU a victim of interprofessional bias?

   • However, she does not feel that she has really been the victim of interprofessional bias in her time at OSU due to being a Muslim-American. (Nationally, 25% of Muslim physicians of diverse national origin feel they have faced bias or workplace discrimination by peers.

   7.1 Understanding Religion and Spirituality Bias

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   What is true interprofessionalism?

   • True interprofessionalism must have a foundation of shared ethics and values. The diverse voices of this theme issue—from bioethics, dentistry, mediation, medicine, and organizational behavior—illuminate the social and cultural underpinnings, teaching, and application of interprofessional ethics and values.

   The Ethics and Value of True Interprofessionalism

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   Should interprofessional education be on a national scale?

   • Encouragingly, leaders in health professions education have called for interprofessional education on a national scale .

   The Ethics and Value of True Interprofessionalism

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   What are ethics-based interprofessional competencies?

   • The report delineated specific ethics-based interprofessional competencies, such as “place the interests of patients and populations at the center of interprofessional health care delivery” and “respect the unique cultures, values, roles/responsibilities, and expertise of other health professions” .

   The Ethics and Value of True Interprofessionalism

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   Are interprofessional education and collaborative behavior related?

   • Accordingly, the IOM’s recommendations called for a “coordinated series of well-designed studies of the association between interprofessional education and collaborative behavior, including teamwork and performance in practice” and for ongoing interprofessional education efforts.

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   Does bias testing reduce religious discrimination?

   • This type of bias testing, Miller believes, would function productively in the best interest of human relationships and particularly of patient care; he feels this type of bias testing would help with reducing religious discrimination.

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