Microaggressions

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Skye McKennon
PharmD, BCPS, CSM-GEI
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Welcome

Please complete this module to prepare for your upcoming interprofessional education (IPE) session.

Learning objectives

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Learning Goals

  • Define microaggressions.
  • List consequences to experiencing microaggressions.
  • Identify the recipient, source, and bystander in a microaggression scenario.
  • Select the appropriate response model for a recipient, source, and bystander in a microaggressions scenario.

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