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Every time I sit through an implicit bias lecture I feel like folks are missing the mark.
Yes, we all have biases but certain individuals have the power and privilege to act on those biases which often results in traumatic and/or fatal consequences for black and brown people.
Eleven Emory nurses will be inducted as 2019 Fellows of the American Academy of Nursing (@AAN_Nursing). including Winship investigators Jinbing Bai, PhD, Theresa Gillespie, PhD, Carolyn Reilly, PhD, and oncology nursing leader, Deena Gilland, DNP. 👏👏👏 ➡️https://t.co/Q6FCj3iS2n
An article in the Guardian published in 2017 highlighted the association between the support that nursing academic receive and the safety of the National Health Services (NHS) in the UK. As nursing academic i reflected on this for while & this is absolutely true.
The virus may be the same, but don’t let that fool you... there are multiple epidemics with different risk factors that require different approaches to risk reduction #AllRiskIsNotCreatedEqual (also, please pardon the spelling error on the slide 🙀).Thanks for sharing, @DrOniBee!
Help spread the word: People w/ #HIV who take HIV meds as prescribed & get & keep an undetectable viral load have effectively no risk of transmitting HIV to their HIV-negative sex partners. https://t.co/KqdQlSrK1h
I am attending my 3rd conference in 3 weeks. As exhausting as the travel has been, I am truly honored to have the privilege of learning from the best and brightest. I’m also really happy that this is my last conference until Nov 😁#Adherence2019#womeninscience#blackwomenphds
I had the distinct honor of spending the last several days at #Sleep2019, in San Antonio, learning from some of the greatest Sleep Scientists in the world. It was a powerfully enriching experience and I am already a better scientist because of it!
#womeninscience#blackwomenphds
.@ToniaPoteat in her keynote at #LGBTQHealthConf reminds us of the origins of #intersectionality and the importance of considering power and social structures.