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Patients’ and physicians’ biased behaviours during pre-anaesthesia consultation: The BiPAC prospective survey study

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Armand Joubert
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Cedric Basquin
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Anne Coustans
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Helene Beloeil *
DOI:10.1016/j.accpm.2026.101872delete
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• Biased behaviours reduced trust, understanding, and perceived physician competence. • Prevalence: 3.7% patients and 2.1% physicians reported biased behaviour. • Language barriers and LGBTQ identity are risk factor for patient. • Ethnic minority status was not associated with higher risk. • Women physicians were more often exposed to biased behaviours.

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Anaesthesia Critical Care & Pain Medicine
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inserm and univ rennes
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3
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University of Rennes
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Inserm
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649
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les hôpitaux privées rennais
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2
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