Immigration & Health Care: What Social Workers Need to Know in the Current Environment

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Immigration & Health Care: What Social Workers Need to Know in the Current Environment

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1.5 Social Work

Course Number:

NAT20171102

Original Program Date:

November 2, 2017

Duration:

1 hour 25 minutes

Access:

Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Welfare and Public Benefits, Immigrants / Immigration

Category: Welfare and Public Benefits, Immigrants / Immigration (show less)

This webinar is made possible through the NASW Foundation and CSWE’s Social Work HEALS program, funded by the New York Community Trust

This event will present information from the legal and social work perspectives regarding the intersection of immigration and health services. The presentation will educate participants about the legal rights of undocumented immigrants in health care settings. The webinar will increase awareness about the current policy environment around immigration issues and its influence on health services. Presenters will speak to factors that contribute to health status in immigrant communities and recommend ways in which social workers can positively impact health outcomes in health care settings and the broader environment.

Learning Objectives:

Educate participants about the legal rights of undocumented immigrants in health care settings
Present factors that contribute to health status in immigrant communities
Recommend ways in which social workers can positively impact the health outcomes of immigrant communities through health services and the broader environment
Create awareness about the current policy environment and opportunities to advocate for informed regulation and legislation

1.5 Social Work

Price	Standard
Non-Member	$20.00
Member	$10.00

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