What if everything we learned was wrong?

Are you tired of the weight bias in medicine that's holding back so many people from getting the care they deserve?

Do you want to be part of a movement that's changing the way the medical community views and treats patients of all shapes and sizes?

Join us at the Disrupting Weight Bias In Medicine summit!

Certified for 12 Category 1 CME credits


In this summit, you'll learn to...

  • recognize internalized and practiced weight bias in clinical practice
  • screen and refer appropriately for eating disorders
  • change the dialogue around weight in chronic disease management
  • reevaluate personal relationship with your body

Agenda:

How We Got Here - 12:00

  1. Introductions
  2. What is weight bias and thin privilege?
  3. The BMI is bullsh*t

Diet Culture & How It’s Affecting Us - 1:00

  1. Parent bias and almond moms
  2. Medical gaslighting
  3. Social media influences

Practical Application - 2:00

  1. Screening for Eating Disorders and how to get help
  2. Intuitive eating
  3. Health at Every Size

Bringing It All Together - 3:00-4:30

  1. AAP Guidelines
  2. Weight loss meds - friend or foe?
  3. Case studies and discussion

Our Speakers:

Trina Dorrah, MD, MPH

Karla Lester, MD

Kara Pepper, MD


Disrupting Weight Bias in Medicine

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April 27, 2023
12:00pm Eastern Time

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    At Disrupting Weight Bias, our mission is to recognize and disrupt weight bias in the medical community and the harm it causes our patients.



    We believe:

    Body size is not pathology.

    Health is determined by, and unique to, the individual patient - not determined exclusively by BMI (not determined by the scale).

    Weight bias disproportionately impacts marginalized communities.

    Anti-fat bias harms the doctor-patient relationship, worsens health outcomes, and perpetuates eating disorder behavior.

    We are caring for humans in an imperfect system and doing the best we can with limited resources.

    We all are influenced by internalized biases and our job is to excavate these biases to deliver compassionate, patient-centered care.

    We advocate for compassion, not compliance.