Sex and Gender is Everywhere

This session educates faculty to address a knowledge gap and teaches a toolkit for participants to use in assessing and revising their curricula, slides, lectures, simulation cases, and bedside teaching to include evidence-based sex and gender content. Topics discussed include:

• The difference between sex and gender
• Common emergency presentations with evidence supporting sex and gender-based differences
• "Atypical symptoms" and disparities in clinical outcomes experienced by women vs. men
• A checklist and toolkit for revising education presented to learners
• Resources to make the incorporation of sex and gender easier