Implicit bias and stigma theory in clinical practice: Developing “habits of mind” for clinical inquiry

Authors

James Peter Meza, Wayne State University School of MedicineFollow

Abstract

The editor introduces a new article type in this issue, Translational Social Science, and reflects on the social theory required to perceive and counteract implicit bias.

DOI

10.22237/crp/1678752000

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Recommended Citation

MEZA JP. From the editor: Implicit bias and stigma theory in clinical practice: Developing “habits of mind” for clinical inquiry. Clin Res Prac. Mar 14 2023;8(2):eP3280. https://doi.org/10.22237/crp/1678752000