[Answered]: In order to ensure best outcomes and zero harm…

In order to ensure best outcomes and zero harm for all patients, implicit bias and racial discrimination in health and health care should be better understood, assessed and corrected. Which of following are recommendations ARE NOT (The Joint Commission, 2016) that should be understood by hospital administrators and clinicians, as well as medical educators and policymakers in order to begin to address the impact of implicit bias on clinical care decisions and health care organizations. Give care units and, where appropriate, individual clinicians, equity-specific targeted feedback. When inequilies are found, support creative solutions for remediation and create accountability for improvement. Establish monitoring systems in which processes and outcomes of care can be compared by patient race. Collecting data on race and other indicators of social position can be used to selfassess, monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the organization’s strategies for eradicating inequities in care. Investigate reports of subtle or overt discrimination and unfair treatment. Evaluate the generational climate by evaluating employees’ shared perceptions of the policies and practices that communicate the extent to which fostering diversity and eliminating discrimination are priorities in the organization.