PDF-(READ)-Building Confianza: Empowering Latinos/as Through Transcultural Health Care Communication

Dalia Magañas Building Confianza demonstrates that effective doctorpatient communication in Spanish requires that practitioners not only have knowledge of Spanish but also have transcultural knowledge of Latinoa values and language use Using linguistic analysis to study realtime doctorpatient interactions Magaña probes the role of interpersonal language and transcultural competency in improving patientcentered health care with Spanishspeaking Latinoas highlighting successful examples of how Latinoa cultural constructs of confianza trust familismo familyorientation personalismo friendliness respeto respect and simpatía kindness can be deployed in medical interactions She proposes that transcultural interactions entail knowing patients cultural values and being mindful about creating an interpersonal connection with patients through small talk humor selfdisclosure politeness and informal language including language switching and culturally appropriate use of colloquialisms By explicitly articulating discourse strategies doctors can use in communicating with Spanishspeaking patients Building Confianza will aid both students and providers in connecting to communities of Spanish speakers in health care contexts and advancing transcultural competence. Filariasis. in the Americas. A Winnable Battle. Center for Global Health. Division of Parasitic Diseases and Malaria. Lymphatic . Filariasis. (LF). Caused by worms spread from person-to-person by the bite of infected mosquitoes. FOR . THE FUTURE . The role of the. Christopher Dye. The World Health Organization’s . role. Infectious disease . c. hallenges for. governance . finance. health systems. R&D. i. nformation. coordination. Berta Alicia . Bejarano. , M.B.A., C.I. . Diversity Director. Kaiser Permanente . - Race - Language . Ethnicity - Employment. Age - Gender. Income . - . Sexual Orientation . Education - Social Status . Vol. 6 , no. 1 ( Spring 2007 ) “Transcultural Impacts and Perspectives on the Future” Perspectives from Armenia, Canada, France, Georgia, Germany, South Africa, Sweden, Ukraine, the U National Hunger Free Communities Summit . February 25, 2012. Alejandra . Gepp. , MA. in Ed.HR. Associate Director, Institute for Hispanic Health. Overview of Presentation. Overview of NCLR and IHH . By Kelsey Starck. Global Primary Care . “The strength of the . primary care. component of health systems is positively related to most common indicators of population health status, including . birth outcomes, potential years of life lost, age-adjusted death rates, and age-specific mortality rates. A GRANT . PROPOSAL. By. Cynthia . Iniguez. California State University, Long Beach. May 2013. Introduction. Across the literature, studies suggest a disproportionately low number of Latinos receive mental health services (. Global Member Care, Global Mental Health,. and Sustainable Development. Global Christianity and World Evangelization. Gordon-Conwell Seminary. 14 January 2015. Kelly O’Donnell, . PsyD. and . Mich. FOR . THE FUTURE . The role of the. Christopher Dye. The World Health Organization’s . role. Infectious disease . c. hallenges for. governance . finance. health systems. R&D. i. nformation. coordination. EdD, MA, CTN - A , TNS Professor, School of Nursing Rutgers University Newark, NJ 208 Tingley Lane Edison, NJ 08820 Phone : (908) 420 - 8733 E - mail : dulafp@yahoo.com Expertise Areas : Transcult 18 credits 6 courses totalPre-requisites numberof credits and course attributes are listed in parenthesis The InterdisciplinaryCertificatein Health Communication ICHCprovides both undergraduate and gr Self-Care Trailblazer Group’s Journey Towards Institutionalizing and Integrating Self-Care into Policy and National Health Systems. NOVEMBER 2023. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Acronym List. Documenting the Journey. Edward Telles, Princeton University. Eastern Sociological Society. February 28, 2015. DuBois. (1903) Color Line. [famously]“The . problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color-. line”. By Mary Knutson, RN. Revised November, 2010. Objectives:. To gain cultural knowledge, evidenced by correctly identifying examples of culturally congruent nursing care . To utilize cultural knowledge by identifying at least one culturally congruent nursing intervention for the case studies presented.