Recognizing and Responding to Implicit Bias in Maternal Healthcare

Be a champion for maternal health equity by gaining and sharing strategies to reduce implicit biases and improve patient relationships in your healthcare practice. Approved for learners in Oregon and accredited for 1 CE credit hour for physicians, nurses, case managers, social workers, pharmacists, dentists, and other healthcare professionals.

Approved by Oregon Health Authority (OHA), and meets mandates in California, Maryland, Michigan, Illinois, and Washington
1 CE credit hour: ACCME, ANCC, CCMC, ASWB ACE, ACPE, ADA
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Hillary, an OB/GYN from Michigan, says:
"The course was a wake-up call for me. I've always tried to provide the best care to all patients, but this course opened my eyes to biases I needed to be aware of. The strategies I learned here are already making a difference in my practice."

What you will learn

In the United States, maternal mortality rates are alarmingly high, particularly among Black and Indigenous women who face 3 to 4 times higher risk than their White counterparts. This describes the role of implicit bias in maternal health outcomes and empowers healthcare professionals with a person-centered approach for immediate and impactful action.

With research-based content and non-polarizing language, this course helps learners understand the scientific processes behind bias and acquire practical skills to enhance communication, foster trust, and improve maternal health outcomes.

Why Quality Interactions

When you need to upskill for healthcare licensing and renewal, choose interactive cultural competency training that is person-centered, research-based, and proven effective.

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We have over 20 years experience delivering best-in-class training to leading healthcare institutions. Our team of practicing clinicians is internationally recognized for their pioneering research and subject matter expertise.
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We're not here to make you feel guilty or point out your mistakes. Our goal is to give you the cross-cultural skills that have helped us (and 500,000 other learners) improve care for patients of all backgrounds.
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FAQs

Is this course accredited?

Yes! This course provides 1 CE credit hour: ACCME, ANCC, CCMC, ASWB ACE, ACPE, ADA. Read our CE language here.

How do I get my certificate?

After you complete the course, we will email you a downloadable PDF certificate of completion.

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Recognizing and Responding to Implicit Bias in Maternal Healthcare