Self-paced and Virtual Learning | UC Davis Health

Self-paced and Virtual Learning

Self-paced online virtual learning module (1.0 CME credit)

At the end of the course learners will be able to:

  • Define microaggressions Identify the role of each member involved in microaggression (Recipient, Source, and Bystander)
  • Discuss the nature of the microaggression including how it could have hurtful impact on the recipients, bystanders, and/or community.
  • Analyze the historical, structural, and cultural context of the microaggression.
  • Explore how the recipient and the source may be viewing the situation differently.
  • Discuss responses from each member involved in the interaction that could build inclusive excellence, repair and reestablish relationships, and restore or protect reputations.

UC Davis Learning Center

All members of faculty search committees must complete STEAD certification (on Davis campus), or Enhanced Training for Faculty Search Committee Members (on Sacramento campus), before the evaluation of applicants ends. Non-UCD members and graduate students of a search committee must also be certified. Completion of this workshop must be done once every three (3) years.

Health campus e-course - UC Davis Learning Center
Course code DAH-HEDI-ETFSCM. Questions about Health campus offerings? Contact Rebecca Jorrin.

Davis campus in-person workshops
Questions about Davis campus offerings? Contact Kristina Hanna.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Define race, racism and anti-racism.
  • Discuss the history of race as a social construct.
  • Explain how race is used in medicine (often incorrectly).
  • Distinguish race as a social construct from genetic populations with shared ancestry.
  • Identify methods of practicing anti-racism in medicine.

UC Davis Learning Center

Four-part self-paced course, hosted in the UC Davis Learning Center, designed to be an engaging exploration of challenging topics in race, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Each module has a set of brief learning activities (e.g., podcasts, videos, short readings), which are designed to fit within busy schedules. To deepen your understanding of structural racism, answer the self-reflection questions as you read, watch, and listen to educational content. Each course is certified with the Board of Registered Nursing CEP 26 (Nursing - BRN) for 2.58 credits.

Self-paced online virtual learning module (1.0 CME credit)

At the end of the course learners will be able to:

  • Define the term stereotype threat.
  • Recognize the potential mental, emotional and cognitive responses to stereotype threat.
  • Describe the detrimental effect that stereotype threat can have on learning outcomes in classroom and clinical learning environments.
  • Discuss strategies for mitigating the activation of stereotype threat in health professions students.
  • Explore strategies for supporting students experiencing negative emotions and outcomes related to stereotype threat.

UC Davis Learning Center

Webinars and Recordings
  • lunch and learn

    About the Office for Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

    During this lunch and learn held on October 31, 2023, UC Davis Health participants heard the latest efforts happening around the Anchor Institution Mission (AIM), Inclusion Diversity, Anti-Racism, and Equity (IDARE) initiative, and Clinical Strategic Plan (CSP).

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  • diversity education

    Growing as a Community Webinar Series

    This webinar series focuses on the important issues of structural racism, strategies and techniques for questioning and interrupting discrimination, ways to help build healthier and safer inclusive communities, and how to heal during these challenging times.

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  • diversity education

    LGBTQ+ education and events

    LGBTQ Patient-Centered Care Training opportunities, Improving OUTcomes for LGBTQ+ health, previous webinars, and upcoming LGBTQ+ events and offerings.

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