|SOLVED| WK 3 Addressing Bias (Week 3) V2 - NR-500 Foundational Concepts and Applications-Questions and Answers

|SOLVED| WK 3 Addressing Bias (Week 3) V2 - NR-500 Foundational Concepts and Applications-Questions and AnswersNR-500 Foundational Concepts and Applications - WK 3 Addressing Bias (Week 3) V2Addressing Bias xxxxxx Chamberlain College of Nursing NR-500: Foundational Concepts and Applications September 2017Addressing Bias We all have biases about people and things we deal with. Nurses are not exception to this. Bias and prejudice can impact patient care and health disparities of those who are biased against. Bias can lead to intentional or nonintentional disparities in care (CCN, lesson 3, 2017). Acknowledging prejudice which is an explicit bias is an important step in addressing this issue. Bias against gender, race, sexual orientation and obesity are the most relevant among healthcare providers (Dunagan, Kimble, Gunby & Andrew, 2016).