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Learn how the Equity in Measurement and Assessment Conference created a forum for conversations around advancing DEI within medical education assessment.
Research has shown that a diverse physician workforce can lead to better health outcomes and experiences for all patients, with particular benefit for traditionally underserved populations.
Despite these findings, limited opportunities exist for medical education, measurement, and DEI professionals to expand their own perspectives and to collaborate on research or practice related to this imperative.
This report explores how the Equity in Measurement and Assessment Conference sought to thoughtfully frame this conversation and create shared learning opportunities for attendees.