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PR1008-25: Implicit Biases in Dentistry

Implicit Biases in Dentistry

January 31, 2026

About This Event

The State of Michigan, Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, has issued a requirement for all healthcare providers in Michigan to attend continuing education courses addressing the topic of “Implicit Biases.” This course fulfills the state licensure requirement. Course Agenda: Hour 1: Participants will be introduced to the concept of implicit biases by demonstrating their power in daily life, and in dentistry-related situations. It explores how they can change over time, and in which circumstances participants are more likely to use implicit biases. Hour 2: Analyzes how implicit biases matter. Discussion of concrete examples and research results that show how implicit biases matter in general and in dentistry-related settings. Hour 3: Discusses ways in which implicit biases can be recognized and changed. Course Objectives: At the end of this live webinar, the participant will be able to: Define the term implicit bias; Understand how its existence can be demonstrated; Identify how implicit biases matter in personal and dentistry-related settings; Describe the role of personal and educational experiences in shaping implicit biases, and the strategies participants can utilize to change them.

Learning Objectives

  • Define the term implicit bias
  • Understand how its existence can be demonstrated
  • Identify how implicit biases matter in personal and dentistry-related settings
  • Describe the role of personal and educational experiences in shaping implicit biases, and the strategies participants can utilize to change them

Additional Event Information

Target Audience
Healthcare providers
Event Format
Virtual
CE Credits
unknown*
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