Group Learning Formats

Advancing Equity in Medicine: Faculty Development for Culturally Responsive and Anti-Oppressive Care

Primary Author: Javay Ross
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I. PROPOSAL SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: The COVID pandemic illuminated the fact that racism is a root cause of health disparities in the US and compels health systems to utilize the most robust and innovative approaches to address racism in medicine (1, 2, 3). Diversity in medicine is critical to addressing structural racism in the healthcare system, but by itself is not enough. Medical education institutions, in particular, need to work on creating environments of inclusion and belonging across the health system.

Art for Anti-Oppression: A Physician Identity Week Partnership with SFMOMA for Social Justice

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Geode Cracking: A New Way to Illuminate and Normalize ACP Conversations by Everyone, Everywhere, All of the Time (though we'll just start with Clinicians in the UCSF Parnassus Infusion Center)

Primary Author: Dawn Gross
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Healthcare workers align on a core principle of wanting to be of service to patients and families. As training advances and we become more specialized, our perception of how we may be of service reciprocally narrows. This unintentionally leads to siloed practice patterns. Advance care planning (ACP) offers a universally unifying opportunity for interprofessional collaboration.

Implementing a Climate Justice and Health Curriculum for Emergency Medicine Physicians

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1.     PROPOSAL SUMMARY/ABSTRACT - based upon your original concept description

Building Advocates Not Walls: A Resident Elective in Asylum Medicine

Primary Author: Triveni Defries
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Transformative Learning through Patient and Community Engagement in Residency Selection

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Learning in the clinical environment: building a well-balanced and anti-oppressive culture in the perioperative environments

Primary Author: Jeannette Lager
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1.     PROPOSAL SUMMARY/ABSTRACT - based upon your original concept description

“Physician, Know Thyself and thy Patients:” A longitudinal case-tracking curriculum for IM residents

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Deliberate tracking of patient outcomes through chart review and reflection has been repeatedly identified as a skill gap for graduating residents and has been highlighted as a key component of self-directed learning for clinicians of all stages.

Developing Senior Gastroenterology Fellows as Endoscopy Educators

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Training Clinical Preceptors and Residents to Incorporate Artificial Intelligence into Educational Activities

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