Cultural Competence
Learning Objectives
- Identify various goals of cultural competence.
- Define culture and explain how it affects care.
- Identify steps that should be taken to put cultural competence into practice.
- Distinguish between minority and diversity, and between race and ethnicity.
- Make a comparison of common values of Anglo-Americans and other ethnocultural groups.
- Describe the six points along the cultural competence continuum and their characteristics.
- Describe the five essential elements that contribute to an agency's ability to become more culturally competent.
- List a set of underlying values that define cultural competence.
- Discuss some concrete actions that agencies can take to improve their services to minority clients.
- List 24 attributes, knowledge areas, and skills that are essential to the development of cultural or ethnic competence.
- Describe the demographic and health profiles of Hispanics, African Americans, Asians, and American Indians.
- Compare a fee-for-service mental health service model with a managed care service model for Latinos.
- Outline the mental health needs of Hispanics in the United States.
- Describe the demographics background of Hispanics.
- Describe the mental health and substance use problems of Hispanics.
- Outline steps that should be taken to close the service gap in reaching Latinos in need of mental care.
- List 9 principles that govern the development of culturally competent programs.
- Identify characteristics of programs that are culturally competent at the policy making level, at the administrative level, and at the service level.
- Make a cultural competence checklist for success.
- Differentiate between surface structure and deep structure in the concept of cultural competency.
- Describe structural and cultural barriers elderly minorities face in accessing health care.
- List 6 essential principles of interpreter services.
- Describe and differentiate between the three M's of culturally competent interventions - the macro, mezzo, and micro.
- Describe characteristics of culturally competent service delivery.
Course Contents
- Statement on Cultural Competence
- What Is Culture, and How Does It Affect Care?
- Why Cultural Competence?
- What Is Cultural Competence?
- How Is Cultural Competence Related To Evidence-Based Practices?
- How Can Cultural Competence Be Put Into Practice?
- Case Studies of Cultural Competence
- Vignette 1—Dual Diagnosis
- Vignette 2—Assertive Community Treatment
- Vignette 3—Supported Employment
- Vignette 4— Medication Management
- Vignette 5— Illness Management and Recovery Skills
- Vignette 6— Family Psychoeducation
- Some Thoughts on Four Cultural Concepts
- Minority versus Diverse Groups
- Race versus Ethnicity
- References
- Shift in Goal From Assimilation to Biculturalism
- Critical Aspects of Cultural Competence
- Selected Resources on Cultural Competence
- The Cultural Competence Continuum
- Cultural Destructiveness
- Cultural Incapacity
- Cultural Blindness
- Cultural Pre-Competence
- Cultural Competence
- Cultural Proficiency
- The Culturally Competent System of Care
- Valuing Diversity
- Cultural Self-Assessment
- Dynamics of Difference
- Institution of Cultural Knowledge
- Adaptation to Diversity
- A Value Base for Cultural Competence
- Developing Cultural Competence
- Policymaking Level
- Administrative Level
- Practitioner Level
- Consumer Level
- Service Adaptations
- Intake and Client Identification
- Assessment and Treatment
- Communication and Interviewing
- Case Management
- Out-Of-Home Care
- Guiding Principles
- Cultural Competence Standards in Managed Care Mental Health Services:
Four Underserved/Underrepresented Racial/Ethnic Groups- Demographic and Health Profile
- People of African Descent
- Demographic and Health Profile
- Historic Patterns of Mental Health Service Use
- Managed Behavioral Health Care and Race: Implications
- Asian and Pacific Islander People
- Asian Pacific Islander American Mental Health Issues
- Asian Pacific Islander Mental Health Service Delivery Issues
- American Indian, Native Alaskan, and Native Hawaiian Populations
- Demographic and Health Profile
- Managed Care in the Delivery of Mental Health Services
- References
- People of African Descent
- Mental Health Needs of Hispanics
- The Mental Health Needs of Hispanics in the United States
- Demographic Background
- Mental Health and Substance Use Problems
- Use of Mental Health Services
- Addressing the Service Gaps
- Conclusion
- References
- The Mental Health Needs of Hispanics in the United States
- Cultural Competence in Serving Children and Adolescents with Mental Health Problems
- Goals and Principles of Cultural Competence
- Developing Cultural Competence
- Achieving Cultural Competence:
A Guidebook for Providers of Services to Older Americans and Their Families- Purpose
- Introduction
- What is Culture?
- Factors that Influence Culture
- What is Cultural Competence?
- Barriers to Service Access
- Structural Barriers
- Cultural Barriers
- Research on Cultural Competence
- Why is Cultural Competence Important?
- Introduction
- Demographics
- Racial and Ethnic Disparities Education Level
- Living Arrangements
- Poverty
- Life Expectancy
- Death Rates by Condition
- Self-Rated Health Status
- Access to and Satisfaction with Health Care
- Principles of Cultural Competence
- Values and Attitudes
- Communication Styles
- Community/Consumer Participation
- Physical Environment
- Policies and Procedures
- Population-Based Service Delivery
- Training and Professional Development
- Creating Programs That Work
- The Three M’s
- Characteristics of Culturally Competent Service Delivery
- People Profiles
- Program Profiles
- Illustrative Examples
- Post Test
Comments:
"Overall excellent course!"