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Differential Attainment in Medical Education

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Differential attainment is a documented, persistent pattern in medical education, not a series of coincidences. Few educators are ever given time to look at what drives it, or where their own department sits in the pattern.

 

You leave with the data, the language and the tools to address disparities and build a learning environment where the gap closes.

Learning outcomes:

  • Reflect on the lived experiences of diverse medical professionals to understand the challenges they face.
  • Identify causes of differential attainment at individual, institutional and systemic levels using current data.
  • Explore actionable solutions to address disparities in medical education and training.
  • Develop compassionate, inclusive leadership techniques and stronger cross cultural communication.
  • Discover strategies to support colleagues, building trust and a sense of belonging.
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