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How is physicians’ implicit prejudice against the obese and mentally ill moderated by specialty and experience?

2022-05-13

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<h4>Background: </h4> Implicit prejudice can lead to disparities in treatment. The effects of specialty and experience on implicit obesity and mental illness prejudice had not been explored. The main objective was to examine how specializing in psychiatry/general medicine and years of experience moderated implicit obesity and mental illness prejudice among Swiss physicians. Secondary outcomes included examining th...

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Literature Corpus work: 5173dbfc-9904-526c-8adb-43e8708d1b17
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1629519/v1

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