Designing, implementing and evaluating an educational intervention targeting weight bias and fat stereotyping
Abstract
Weight bias directed at individuals at a higher weight leaves them feeling victimised and judged. When possessed by health professionals, stigmatising attitudes may compromise professionalism and quality of care or education provided. An intervention study was conducted in the higher education setting (n = 124), through tailored course design and delivery. The intervention was embedded into a health elective that pre-service health professionals...
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Title
Designing, implementing and evaluating an educational intervention targeting weight bias and fat stereotyping
Published Date
Jan 21, 2020
Journal
Volume
26
Issue
12
Pages
2084 - 2097
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