PDF-(DOWNLOAD)-Guide to Culturally Competent Health Care

Be prepared for the culturally rich and diverse world of healthcare This concise easytoread handbook prepares you to relate to individuals from different cultures Use it in class and clinical now and as a reference throughout your career The Purnell Model is your guide as you explore 34 different cultures and the issues that you need to be sensitive toincluding cultural variations regarding personal space dietary preferences communication symptom management activities of daily living and religious and health practices. Kim Rook, Outreach Coordinator, MPH Coordinator. Pavani Ram, Director, Office of Global Health Initiatives, Associate Professor . Jessica Scates, Coordinator, Office of Global Health Initiatives. Paul Wietig, Vice President, . Culturally Competent Use of the Mental Status Exam. Allan Turner, PhD, LSW, ACSW. Multicultural Community. Resource Center. Culturally Competent Use of the M.S.E.. . General Community M.H. profile. 1 that DeliversPatient centeredCulturally Care that Delivers Patient centered , Culturally Competent Care CastleberrySingletonChiefandDiversityOfficer, Dignity & Respect Cu l r a l Aw a r e n HealthyC BOUND FOR ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS!. CULTURE CLUB!. BOUND FOR ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS!. CREATING CULTURALLY COMPETENT KIDS. Tolerance: . noun. 1. . a fair, objective, and permissive attitude toward those whose opinions, practices, race, . Cultural Appropriateness. Adolescent Champion Project. ©2015. Culture is…. H. ealth . care services that are . respectful of and responsive to . cultural . needs . (of patients. ). . - . U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health. (2001). Shuntay. Z. McCoy., PhD., MSW. Narketta Sparkman-Key., PhD., HS-BCP. Old Dominion University. . Workshop Objectives. Deconstruct. . . the differences between diversity and culturally competent inclusiveness . Lewiston, Maine. 3 August, 2015. 1. Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services. CLAS . Services . that are respectful of and responsive to:. . Individual cultural health beliefs and practices. Care for Seniors. Queenie Choo. Chief Executive Officer. About S.U.C.C.E.S.S.. Founded in 1973 . 30 service locations in BC, Ontario, and Overseas (China, Taiwan, and South Korea). 300+ . multi-lingual . Employee Engagement and Cultural Competence. Housekeeping. What will today look like?. Breaks and Lunch. VCU . DoG. and DSS. Certificates of Attendance/CEU’s. CEGL/VCU Continuing Education. Learning Objectives. Presentation to University of Houston Department Chairs. By . Derald. Wing Sue, Ph.D.. Teachers College, Columbia University. Race Talk. January. 2015. . In Memory of Maya Angelou. . ANGELOU. 1928 - 2014. Care for Seniors. Queenie Choo. Chief Executive Officer. About S.U.C.C.E.S.S.. Founded in 1973 . 30 service locations in BC, Ontario, and Overseas (China, Taiwan, and South Korea). 300+ . multi-lingual . (RN’S, LPN’S, SNT/NA’S). CLC – . SKILLS FAIR. Tips for Providing Culturally Competent Care. Don't stereotype people. Remember that information you have about cultural traditions is a starting point for understanding another individual. There are many influences (age, socioeconomic status, education, etc.) on an individual's cultural beliefs. Find out first if the individual fits the generalization - there is always individual variation within a group.. Paradigm\'s textbook focusing on cultural diversity gives students an insightful look at the different communication styles of prevelant immigrant groups, with tips on how each culture relays and receives information. * Predominant cultural attitudes toward illness, death, and dying. * Helpful hints on how to avoid cultural taboos in healthcare delivery. . Nadeen Sarsour. Dr. Maya . Hammoud. , MD, MBA. Overview. Provide background information on Arabs and Muslims. Discuss the effect of culture and religion on health . Learn about how health care providers can provide culturally competent care for this population.