In this course learners will view educational content that covers the social determinants of health (SDoH), racism & prejudice, and implicit bias.
Racism is a system that discriminates based on race, hindering individuals and society by wasting human potential and creating unfair advantages or disadvantages.
Implicit Bias refers to subconscious attitudes or stereotypes that influence behavior and decision-making without one's direct awareness, often stemming from societal influences and personal experiences.
The section on Racism & Prejudice is brought to you by UNMC College of Public Health, Office of Public Health Practice 2021 Sizzling Summer Series.
- Teacher: JaNae Vinson