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DEI In Healthcare–Planning for Your Organization Quality …

DEI in healthcare represents an intentional effort to create a welcoming environment for all patients. It helps healthcare organizations develop a culture of inclusion and equity—and increased equity results in … See more

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How to Implement Cultural Competency Training for Healthcare …

WEBThe first step in implementing cultural competency training is to assess the specific training needs of your healthcare staff. Start by comprehensively evaluating the existing …

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What Is Cultural Sensitivity In Healthcare

WEBCultural sensitivity in healthcare means recognizing and respecting patients' varied cultural backgrounds, beliefs, and behaviors. It entails not making assumptions based on a …

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How to Meet the 4 Most Important CLAS Standards

WEBThe remaining 14 Standards fall into three themes: 1) Governance, leadership, and workforce - ensuring the organization's people and policies meet the needs of the …

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Unconscious Bias in Healthcare

WEBUnconscious bias can lead to false assumptions and negative outcomes. This is especially dangerous in healthcare, where decisions can mean life or death. As more attention is …

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Embracing Cultural Diversity in Healthcare: Opportunities and

WEBQuality Interactions. 12/15/23 10:47 AM. As society becomes progressively diverse, the healthcare industry must evolve to meet the varied needs of all patient populations. …

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Cultural Barriers Of Communication in Healthcare Quality …

WEBOther cultural barriers to care include health beliefs that differ from the biomedical disease model and religious customs or practices that conflict with standard medical practice. …

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The Importance of Cross-Cultural Considerations in Nursing

WEBCultural competency in healthcare is important because it directly influences the quality, efficacy, and accessibility of care provided to patients from a wide range of …

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Washington Health Equity Continuing Education Quality …

WEBQuality Interactions is fully accredited for CE credit from ACCME, ANCC, CCMC, ASWB, ACPE, and ADA boards to help you meet Washington's new healthcare licensing …

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What Is Structural Bias in Healthcare

WEBStructural bias refers to the systemic and institutional practices and policies that create and perpetuate inequalities in healthcare access, treatment, and outcomes for different …

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Cultural Competence in Telehealth Quality Interactions

WEBCultural competency is a lifelong practice requiring ongoing training and support. Quality Interactions' peer-to-peer training based on actual clinical experience has helped over …

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Cultural Awareness in Healthcare: A Checklist

WEBCultural Awareness in Healthcare: A Checklist. Alexander Green, MD, MPH. 2/14/19 11:33 AM. Culture is a complex concept. It includes people’s beliefs, values, behaviors, and …

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Black Maternal Health Week 2024: Elevating Care Through Cultural

WEBQuality Interactions. 4/5/24 1:30 PM. Black Maternal Health Week 2024 (#BMHW24, April 11-17) is an opportunity to equip healthcare providers with the skills and understanding …

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Oregon Cultural Competency Training Approved CCCE

WEBQuality Interactions was the first vendor approved by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) to provide cultural competency training for Oregon healthcare professionals. We have …

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Cultural Competency and Value-Based Care

WEBImproved health outcomes. Cultural competency training covers a range of issues that impact value-based care, from unconscious bias training to working with specific ethnic …

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A Clinician's Guide to the Use of Interpreters in Healthcare

WEB5 Tips for Improving the use of interpreters in healthcare. 1. Stay focused on the patient. The patient must always remain the primary focus, even while the interpreter is …

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Cultural Competency and COVID-19

WEBCultural Competency and COVID-19. Alexander Green, MD, MPH. 4/13/20 10:51 AM. The COVID-19 pandemic is disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable among us. This …

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Cross-Cultural Care in Nursing with Hispanic Populations

WEBCross-Cultural Care in Nursing with Hispanic Populations. Quality Interactions. 8/28/23 1:50 PM. The U.S. is home to a rapidly growing Hispanic population, making it essential for …

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How to Approach Medical Decision-Making Across Cultures

WEBBut awareness, education, and an ongoing commitment to cross-cultural communication can lead to consensus and successful treatment planning, and positive patient …

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