Webinar: Brendan Mouatt: Biases, Critical Thinking, and Identity in Healthcare
The way we perceive the world dictates how we feel and ultimately how we behave within our environment. Drawing from the social psychology and cognitive neuroscience literature, Brendan discusses limitations, biases and issues within healthcare and discusses how we can offset these.
This talk was originally presented for the Pain Revolution Local Pain Educator Program through the University of South Australia.
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