Diversity and Inclusion in Surgery: The Role of Implicit Bias on Patient Care

Lopez, Carla M.; Diaz, Sophia; Abrahim, Orit; DiBrito, Sandra R.

doi:10.1007/s40137-020-00275-1

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“…Studies have shown that the implicit bias of surgeons has negative associations with patient communication, clinical decision-making, and outcomes . For example, Black patients with small-bowel obstruction wait longer for surgery than White patients and are more likely to undergo open rather than laparoscopic adhesiolysis or small-bowel resection, even when controlling for relevant clinical variables .…”

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confidence: 99%