Inclusivity Toolkit:
Educational Tools & Materials
For detailers and program staff to understand their own implicit biases in order to better approach conversations with others.
Understanding Stigma
- Test/Questionnaire: Harvard Implicit Association Test | Project Implicit, Harvard University
- Video (~2 min. 30 sec.): How does implicit bias affect health care? | Institute for Healthcare Improvement (July 2017)
- Video (~5 min.): What is bias, and what can medical professionals do to address it? | Institute for Healthcare Improvement (June 2017)
- Article: How to Reduce Implicit Bias | Institute for Healthcare Improvement (Sept. 2017)
- Article: How does implicit bias by physicians affect patients’ health care? | Tori DeAngelis, American Psychological Association (March 2019)
- Article: Cultural Humility vs. Cultural Competence – and Why Providers Need Both | Shamaila Khan, PhD, Health City (March 2021)
- Resource: Brave Empathetic Accountable Contextualized Humble (BEACH) Statement Intentions | Maternal, Child, Adolescent Health (MCAH) San Francisco Department of Public Health
- Publication: The Impact of Unconscious Bias in Healthcare: How to Recognize and Mitigate It | Jasmine R. Marcelin, MD, et al., The Journal of Infectious Diseases (Aug. 2019)
- Publication: Stigma in health facilities: why it matters and how we can change it | Laura Nyblade, PhD, et al., BMC Medicine (Feb. 2019)
- In-Depth Exploration: Implicit Bias in Healthcare Professionals: A Systematic Review | Chloë FitzGerald and Samia Hurst, BMC Medical Ethics (March 2017)
- In-Depth Exploration: Examining the Presence, Consequences, and Reduction of Implicit Bias in Health Care: A Narrative Review | Colin A. Zestcott, PhD, et al., Group Process & Intergroup Relations (July 2016)
- Toolkit: Stigma and Discrimination Research Toolkit | National Institute of Mental Health
- Toolkit: Race to Justice | Race to Justice - NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Cultural Humility: Recognizing Cultural Experiences
- Article: Practicing Cultural Humility to Transform Health Care | Jennifer McGee-Avila, PhD, MPH, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (June 2018)
- Article: Cultural Humility vs. Cultural Competence – and Why Providers Need Both | Shamaila Khan, PhD, Health City
- Publication: Not Missing the Opportunity: Strategies to Promote Cultural Humility among Future Nursing Faculty | Vickie Hughes, DNS, MSN, RN, et al., Elsevier Incorporated (Feb. 2020)
- In-Depth Exploration: Cultural Competence and Cultural Humility: A Literature Review for Understanding and Action | Michael Wheeler, Central Florida Diversity Learning Series (March 2018)
- Video (2 min. 30 sec.): What is Cultural Humility? | Psych Hub (Oct. 2020)
Communication Strategies: Using the Right Words
- Article: Words Matter - Terms to Use and Avoid When Talking About Addiction | National Institute on Drug Abuse (Nov. 2021)
- Article: Words Matter: Preferred Language for Talking About Addiction | National Institute on Drug Abuse (June 2021)
- Article: Words Matter: How Language Choice Can Reduce Stigma | Prevention Solutions at Education Development Center (Nov. 2017)
- Downloadable Posters: People Matter, Words Matter | American Hospital Association
- Language Guide: A Guide to Talking About HIV | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Resource: Language Matters (sexual health, substance use STBBIs, and intersecting sources of stigma) | Canadian Public Health Association
- Publication: Communication Strategies to Counter Stigma and Improve Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Policy | Emma McGinty, PhD, et al., Psychiatric Services (Feb. 2018)
- Publication: Stigma and Health/Risk Communication | Rachel A. Smith, PhD, et al., Oxford University Press (June 2016)
NaRCAD Resources
- Resource: The DETAILS Blogs - Stigma | NaRCAD
- Creating a Space to Address Stigma through 1:1 Dialogue with Clinicians | NaRCAD
- Using AD to Reduce Stigma Associated with Opioid Use Disorder | Trish Rawn, BScPhm, PharmD, Centre for Effective Practice
- Integrating Data into Action: Addressing Cocaine Use Through Public Health Detailing | Carla Foster, MPH, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
- Closing Health Inequities Together: The Detailing Approach to Clinician Stigma | Megan DeNubila and Jessica Alward, MS, New Hampshire Division of Public Health Services
- Leading the Way to Sustainability Through Strong Detailers and Valuable Partnerships | Sarah Ball, PharmD and Megan Pruitt, PharmD, Medical University of South Carolina
- More Than Meets the Eye: Insights on Provider Stigma | Elisabeth Fowlie Mock, MD, MPH, Maine Independent Clinical Information Service
- Diverse Approaches to Clinician Education in Louisiana | Brandon Mizroch, MD, MBBS, Louisiana Department of Health
- Approaching New Horizons: AD on Cannabinoids in Canada | Zack Dumont, BSP, ACPR, MS, RxFiles Academic Detailing Service
- Optimism for the Opioid Crisis: Addressing Stigma and Disseminating Evidence to Clinicians | Don Teater, MD, MPH, Teater Health Solutions
- Academic Detailing for Social Justice: HIV Prevention via Provider Education | Mary Nagy, MPH, RN/BSN, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
- Exercising Empathy, Planting Seeds: An Interview with the Manchester, NH Academic Detailing Team | Carol Furlong, LCMHC, MAC, MBA, Elliot Hospital, Jill MacGregor, APRN, Catholic Medical Center, and Katie Sawyer, LICSW, MLADC, Network4Health/Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester
- PowerPoint Presentation: Participant Perspectives: How Does Stigma Show up in AD? | NaRCAD
- Expert Panel Video (presentation begins at 29 min.): Exploring and Addressing Clinician Stigma to Encourage Accountability |NaRCAD
- Webinar: Opioid Use Disorder: Understanding Clinician Stigma to Encourage Behavior Change | Don Teater, MD, MPH, Teater Health Solutions and Nadejda Razi-Robertson, PhD, LCSW, Synergy Health Consulting
- PowerPoint Presentation: Opioid Use Disorder: Understanding Clinician Stigma to Encourage Behavior Change
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