Evaluating the Impact of Using the Checklist

 

About our ongoing studies

publications and presentations

The Upstate Bias Checklist Collaborative (internal/member access)

About our ongoing studies

Check back soon for more detailed information regarding the studies below.

Multidimensional bias in a high-staked medical licensing examination test bank

Gaps and resources in institutional support for curricular bias mitigation

Longitudinal study of faculty experiences using the Bias Checklist

If you are interested in consulting regarding a new study of the Bias Checklist that you would like to develop, please contact us here.

A note about REDCap: Unfamiliar with REDCap or unsure if it is the best platform for Checklist work at your institution? You can learn more about it here: https://projectredcap.org/resources/videos/

publications and presentations

Publications in peer-reviewed journals:

Presentations at national meetings:

  • James A, Sanchir M, Sahar A, Barrera A, Isola-Gbenla A, Coffey E, Oruebor J, Sankarappan K, Tharoor R, Shelve S, Caruso Brown AE, McCrea L, Watson PK, Waer A, Murray IVJ. Bridging the hidden curriculum gap between educators and learners: The use of a bias checklist for quality control and evaluation of medical lectures. Association of American Medical Colleges Learn Serve Lead, Seattle, Washington, November 3-7, 2023.

  • Jennings SJ, Mikos KA, Caruso Brown AE, Osborne K, Livesay SL. Evaluating nursing coursework for biased content. American Association of Colleges of Nursing Diversity Symposium, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 5-7, 2024. (Available for download here).

Other presentations:

  • Civiletto C, Kao E. The Upstate Bias Checklist as a tool for improving psychiatry didactic material. Upstate Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Syracuse, New York, April 4, 2024. (Abstract available here).

The Upstate Bias Checklist Collaborative (internal/member access)

Interested in joining the Collaborative? Contact us here.