Reviewing Healthcare Biases and Recommendations

Unconscious biases can shape physician behavior and decisionmaking, often without their awareness. For example, studies have shown that physicians may be more likely to recommend certain treatments to male patients over female patients, or to provide less pain medication to Black or Hispanic patients compared to their White counterparts, even when clinical presentations are similar

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Archives of Case Reports Open Access
Published
2024-09-02
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33140/acroa.01.01.07
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2
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Reviewing Healthcare Biases and Recommendations

Julian Ungar-Sargon
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Reviewing Healthcare Biases and Recommendations

Julian Ungar-Sargon
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Abstract

Unconscious biases can shape physician behavior and decisionmaking, often without their awareness. For example, studies have shown that physicians may be more likely to recommend certain treatments to male patients over female patients, or to provide less pain medication to Black or Hispanic patients compared to their White counterparts, even when clinical presentations are similar

Archives of Case Reports Open AccessVol. 1(1)
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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