The Impact of Cognitive and Implicit Bias on Patient Safety and Quality.
K Balakrishnan, EM Arjmand - Patient Safety, OtolaryngolClin …, 2018 - books.google.com
K Balakrishnan, EM Arjmand
Patient Safety, OtolaryngolClin North Am, 2018•books.google.comThe human mind uses shortcuts to process and respond to information. These shortcuts bias
how one responds to data when applied inappropriately. Biases come in 2 main groups:
cognitive and implicit. Both cognitive and implicit biases are innate to the human mind and
cannot be eliminated; clinicians are as vulnerable as any other individuals. The best
approach to deal with this issue appears to be recognition, metacognition, and appropriate
training.
how one responds to data when applied inappropriately. Biases come in 2 main groups:
cognitive and implicit. Both cognitive and implicit biases are innate to the human mind and
cannot be eliminated; clinicians are as vulnerable as any other individuals. The best
approach to deal with this issue appears to be recognition, metacognition, and appropriate
training.
The human mind uses shortcuts to process and respond to information. These shortcuts bias how one responds to data when applied inappropriately. Biases come in 2 main groups: cognitive and implicit. Both cognitive and implicit biases are innate to the human mind and cannot be eliminated; clinicians are as vulnerable as any other individuals. The best approach to deal with this issue appears to be recognition, metacognition, and appropriate training.
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