NIH Awards Significant Funding for Health Research & Innovation in Addressing Bias in Healthcare
NIH Awards $3.4 Million for Significant Research
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a substantial investment of $3.4 million to fund a five-year study directed by Anastasia Makhanova, a psychology professor at the University of Arizona. This research is poised to provide critical insights into situational bias among healthcare workers, especially in contexts of stress and illness.
Investigating Bias in Healthcare Delivery
This innovative study addresses concerns within the health sector, focusing on how personal and environmental stressors might skew the judgments of healthcare professionals. Emphasizing the intersection of science and wellness, the research aims to promote better health outcomes for patients and points of pride in the industry.
- Funding Source: National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- Lead Researcher: Anastasia Makhanova
- Study Duration: Five years
- Key Focus Areas: Bias, Health, and Wellness
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