Full course description
Description
This training highlights healthcare disparities faced by individuals with disabilities, including systemic biases, access barriers, and underrepresentation in public health data. It explores the evolution of the disability rights movement, the impact of physician attitudes, and actionable steps for creating equitable healthcare practices.
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals, policymakers, public health educators, disability advocates, and community planners focused on improving healthcare access and equity.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Understand the historical development of the disability rights movement and its connection to healthcare access.
- Recognize systemic biases and disparities in healthcare for individuals with disabilities.
- Identify the role of social determinants of health in creating or alleviating barriers for people with disabilities.
- Apply strategies to improve inclusivity and compliance with ADA requirements in medical practices.