Cross-Cultural Issues in Integrated Healthcare Services: A Social Work Perspective

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Cross-Cultural Issues in Integrated Healthcare Services: A Social Work Perspective

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1 Cross Cultural

Course Number:

NAT20160218

Original Program Date:

February 18, 2016

Duration:

58 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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This one hour webinar will demonstrate the influence of race/ethnicity/culture on the utilization of health care services is a response to the: (1) current and projected demographic changes; (2) elimination of the disproportionate burden of disability from unmet health needs for individuals who are different; (3) need for culturally appropriate interventions and outcomes and (4) increase in awareness and understanding of provider bias which contributes to health disparities. Developing cross-cultural knowledge in health services, in part, requires an understanding of the influence of race and culture on illness because individual perceptions of illness may be related to both culture and racial identity. Cross-cultural knowledge is important for understanding the perceptions within the contextual and relationship dimensions of practice and understanding values, policies, systems, provider relationships, disease processes, and the explanation of illness.

Understand the impact their own cultural filters have on health care engagement
Have commitment to carrying out professional responsibilities, adherence to ethical principles and sensitivity to a diverse population.
Have sensitivity and responsiveness to cross cultural differences regarding patients’ culture, age, gender, sexual orientation, and disabilities when providing health care.

1 Cross Cultural

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