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Plenary: Ableism | Systems Of Inequity: How Ableism Pervades Health Care And Medical Education

Systems Of Inequity: How Ableism Pervades Health Care And Medical Education

Accredited Session

April 17, 2023

15:00 -

16:00 PDT

Room: CCQ, 2000ABC
Open Session

All ICAM delegates are welcome to attend.

Hybrid Session

All registered delegates will be provided access to our virtual portal closer to ICAM, enabling them to watch our accredited sessions in person or virtually.

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Ableism describes any prejudice, bias, and discrimination directed toward people living with disabilities. Ableism has deep roots in the structures of our health and medical education systems.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to: 

  1. Explain the lived experience of medical learners with disability and recognize the structural barriers they face 
  2. Describe accommodations and how they lead to success 
  3. Discuss how the Technical Standards limit accessibility of medical education
Speakers...
Dr. Tal Jarus
Dr. Tal Jarus
Professor
Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy department at the University of British Columbia
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Dr. Jessica Dunkley
Dr. Jessica Dunkley
Family Physician and Senior Dermatology Resident
University of British Columbia

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