Diversity in Healthcare Training Resources

A collection of resources to help you train for diverse patient populations.

Statistics show that in the U.S., healthcare disparities exist impacting racially, ethnically, and demographically diverse patient populations. For this reason, it is critical that healthcare providers are trained to identify factors and trends that may affect a patient’s health and that they are trained to treat these patients with what is now commonly referred to as “cultural humility”. Simulation is a method for offering healthcare providers the context necessary to deliver equitable care where it starts, at the patient bedside. We have compiled some free resources to help:

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How to Use Simulation to Promote Healthcare Equity

Learn from leaders on how you can effectively prepare your learners to provide equitable care for diverse populations in your simulation program.

10 Tips for Using Simulation to Promote Equitable Care Checklist

Use this checklist of expert-provided advice to help you ensure you’re effectively preparing your learners to provide equitable care.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Hear from The Experts

Improving patient-centered care by incorporating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion should be top of mind. Hear what experts have to say when asked specific questions around DEI in medical simulation.

On-Demand Webinar: Simulation as a Means to Achieve Healthcare Equity

Join us as we speak with industry leaders for a round table discussion on how to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion into your simulation-based training to achieve social justice and moral equitable care.

Minority Health Statistics Your Learners Need to Know

Are your students culturally aware? If you are creating a simulation scenario with a racial or ethnic minority patient, here are some frequently overlooked statistics you can share with your learners beforehand.

On-Demand Webinar: Expose, Explore, and Promote Equitable Care Through Patient Simulation

Join us and Dr. Desiree Díaz, Associate Professor, University of Central Florida, to learn how one thought-leader uses simulation to encourage culturally competent and equitable care.

How to Address Minority Health Disparities Through Simulation

Racial and ethnic minority health disparities are reflective of implicit biases in healthcare. Simulation can help to develop a healthcare professional’s self-awareness and cultural competency.

Building awareness for real world results

NEW! Simulating for Equitable Health Outcomes

This course has been designed to showcase how diversity training can be tied into all aspects of simulation-based learning. Our Simulating for Equitable Health Outcomes course is an immersive training session that can be delivered to all areas of your organization.