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“Implicit bias (IB) in health care is such a relevant topic at this time. IB is a barrier to diversity and health equity. As a nurse educator, I have the responsibility to ensure that future nurses are informed and aware of their unintentional discrimination and the impact it has on health outcomes.”

Lynn Schmidt Ph.D., RN, CNE Dean, School of Nursing and Kinesiology at Anderson University and CQ Certified Facilitator