Stigma, especially within health care settings, is a widespread issue that can affect patient care and outcomes, particularly among vulnerable populations. One significant area of stigma involves the treatment of pregnant substance users and their newborns. Traditional methods to address this problem have fallen short, and innovative solutions are needed to create meaningful change.
Enter ArtSpective—a creative and groundbreaking initiative led by Clayton J. Shuman, Ph.D., MSN, RN, assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN), that leverages art-based teaching methods to combat stigma and implicit bias among nurses and other health care professionals.
Learn more about the initiative (article written by Andrew Kersten) that will be featured at this year’s Celebrate Invention event