Rania
Elkhateb,
MD, MS-CTS
Instructor
University of Arkansas For Medical Sciences
Dr. Elkhateb is an anesthesiologist with a Master’s degree in Clinical and Translational Science. With a strong foundation in both clinical practice and research methodology, her work focuses on advancing translational science to improve perioperative outcomes and patient care through evidence-based innovation.
She is also interested in simulation research in education for the medical community because it represents a powerful intersection of technology,and clinical practice. Simulation offers a safe, controlled environment where healthcare professionals can develop critical thinking, technical skills, and teamwork without risking patient safety.
Presenting at the Nexus Summit:
Lightning Talk Description:This Lightning Talk presents a novel simulation-based educational framework developed to prepare interprofessional healthcare teams to effectively respond to patient prejudice toward providers (PPtP). Grounded in the lived experiences of minoritized clinicians, the project translates qualitative data into practical, team-based learning tools that foster resilience, inclusivity, and safer care environments.Introduction:Patient prejudice toward healthcare providers (PPtP) refers to biased or discriminatory behaviors from patients directed at providers based on…