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Explore our collection of conference reports, research briefs, podcasts, blog posts, and more related to health professions education.
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Advancing Historically Marginalized and Underrepresented Populations in Health Care
The Macy Foundation conducted a review of its past investments in advancing historically marginalized and underrepresented populations in health care.…
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General Resources
Advancing Women in Health Care and Health Care for Women
The Macy Foundation conducted a review of its past investments in advancing women in health care and health care for…
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President’s Blog
Marking Women in Medicine Month With Cautious Optimism
At the beginning of 2020, I launched the Macy Notes blog with a post about women in leadership positions within…
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Foundation News
New Report Calls on Health Professions Schools to Eliminate Bias and Discrimination
Leaders, faculty and students in health professions education urge fundamental change in how we train doctors, nurses and other health…
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General Resources
Addressing Harmful Bias and Eliminating Discrimination in Health Professions Learning Environments
Recommendations from the 2020 Macy Foundation Conference Harmful bias and discrimination are pervasive in health care, fueling inadequate treatment of…
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President’s Blog
White Coat Ceremonies: Then and Now
All across the country, medical and other health professions schools are welcoming their first-year students. For many—if not most—schools, this…
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President’s Blog
To Navigate Ethical Dilemmas, Craft Strong Policy and Nurture Strong Character
In the months following the launch of Knowing Better, Doing Better, the Macy Foundation’s new strategic plan, I have been…
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Conference
2020 Conference: Addressing Harmful Bias and Eliminating Discrimination in Health Professions Learning Environments
Recommendations were developed to address harmful bias and eliminate discrimination in the nation’s health professions schools. Among the recommendations—developed by…
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Feature Story
Increasing the Number of Black Male Doctors by Any Means Necessary
In 2013, Dale Okorodudu was finishing up his residency in internal medicine at Duke University when he came across a…