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'You must be the change
you wish to see in the world."
Mahatma Gandhi
To provide you with ideas for possible presentations for your organization, the below abstract, along with an example of a content outline and behavioral objectives, will give you an idea of what we can present. You will also find a list of past presentations conducted in 2007. Hopefully, this list will not only provide you with some viable suggestions for potential presentations, but also provide you with a list of contact people who were the recipient of these services. Please feel free to utilize these individuals as references to attest to the quality of our services. Remember the below abstract, content outline, behavioral objectives and the list of presentations serve only to provide you with mere examples of the types of presentations we can do. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly at (513) 469 -1664 or e-mail me at meddir@aol.com or transculturalcare.net@gmail.com to discuss how we can design a workshop, keynote address, seminar, or consultation to meet your specific needs and expectations. If you are interested in the cost of these services, please e-mail me directly and I will email you my fee scale. I look forward to hearing from you!
ABSTRACT
Several models of service delivery have emerged to meet the challenges of providing culturally responsive services to our growing multicultural world. However, despite these service delivery models, healthcare professionals continue to ask the question, "What does it mean to be a culturally competent healthcare professional?" In this presentation, Dr. Campinha-Bacote answers this question by taking healthcare professionals on a personal journey towards cultural competence in healthcare delivery. This journey includes examining her practice model of cultural competence, The Process of Cultural Competence in the Delivery of Healthcare Services. Dr. Campinha-Bacote discusses clinical application of the model's constructs of cultural desire, cultural awareness, cultural knowledge, cultural skill, & cultural encounters. It is the intent of this workshop to provide healthcare providers, administrators, educators, researchers and consumers with a model of cultural competence for positively impacting on the quality of healthcare services in a culturally relevant manner.
BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES
By the completion of this seminar the learner will be able to:
1. Discuss an overview of cultural competency in healthcare delivery
2.
Define cultural competence in healthcare delivery
CONTENT OUTLINE
I.
Introduction
A. Overview of the presentation
B. Justification of the need for cultural competence
II.
Cultural Competence
A. Definitions
B. Current federal and national standards/guidelines
C. Organizational and health professions models of cultural
competence
III. Campinha-Bacote's Model and Application of Cultural Competence
A. Cultural Awareness
B. Cultural Knowledge
C. Cultural Skill
D. Cultural Encounters
E. Cultural Desire
IV.
Conclusion
A. Summary
B. Question/answers
C. Evaluations
SELECTED PAST PRESENTATIONS IN 2007
January 24th 2007: A Model For Developing Culturally Competent Nursing Curricula
Loma Linda University, School of Nursing
Location: Loma Linda, CA
Contact person: Dr. Charlie Jo Morgan
Phone:909- 558-1000, extension 45438
E-Mail: cmorgan@llu.edu
February 23rd 2007: A Culturally Conscious Model of Healthcare Delivery
Transcultural Health Care Conference
Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
Contact person: Ms. Linda Graham
Phone: 260-481-6278
E-Mail: graham@ipfw.edu
February - June 2007: The Journey Towards Cultural Competence in Healthcare Delivery
(series on cultural competence for healthcare professionals)
Lifespan
Location: Providence, RI
Contact person: Ms. Grace Rivera
Phone: 401-444-5341
E-Mail: grivera@lifespan.org
March 9th 2007: "...It's a Small World After All": Addressing Cultural Competence in Pediatric Care
Practical Approaches to Community Pediatric Issues
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Contact person: Ms. Pam Fiorini
Phone: 513-636-4702
E-Mail: pamfiorini@fuse.net
March 13th 2007: A Cultural Competence: A Key Factor in Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
Azusa Pacific University, School of Nursing
Location: Azusa, CA
Contact person: Dr. Martha
Ann Carey
Phone:
626-815-5386
ext. 5215
E-Mail: mcarey@apu.edu
March 30th 2007: A Model for Cultural Competence in Healthcare Delivery
Lifespan
Human Resources Spring Conference
Location: North Kingston, RI
Contact person: Ms.
Ann Davis
Phone:
401-444-0317
E-Mail: ADavis@lifespan.org
April 25th 2007: Cross Cultural Health Care: A Model of Practice
South Carolina Cross Cultural Healthcare Project
Upstate AHEC
Location: Columbia, SC
Contact person: Ms. Susan Kyzer
Phone: 864-238-2655
E-Mail: SKyzer@upstateahec.org
Website: http://www.sccrosscultural.com/
April 30th 2007: A Practice Model of Cultural Competence in Nursing
Wright State University
Location: Dayton, Ohio
Contact person: Dr. Susan Praeger
Phone: 937-775-2594
E-Mail: susan.praeger@wright.edu
May 3rd 2007: A Model For Developing Culturally Competent Nursing Curricula
Old Dominion University
School of Nursing
Location: Norfolk, VA
Contact person: Dr. Richardean Benjamin
Phone: 757-683-4297
E-Mail: rbenjami@osu.edu
June 20th 2007: A Model For Developing Cultural Competence in Healthcare Delivery
Parkview Hospital
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
Contact person: Ms. Deb Stam
Phone: 260-373-7051
E-Mail: Deb.Stam@parkview.com
June 22nd 2007: A Culturally Conscious Model of Ethnic Psychopharmacology
APNA's 5th Clinical Psychopharmacology Institute
Location: Cambridge, MA
Contact person: Ms. Patricia Black
Phone: 703-243-2443
E-Mail: pblack@APNA.org
Website: http://www.apna.org/news/calendar.html
August 24th 2007: Cultural Competency: An Essential Component of Knowledge for Nursing and Nursing Education
The 6th International R&D Conference
The Centre for Innovation in Nursing Education/ University College Jutland
Location: Denmark
Contact person: Dr. Ulli Zaitler
E-Mail: krx@ag.aaa.dk
Phone: +45 87 42 26 66
Website: http://www.jcvu.dk/Default.aspx?ID=2123
September 18th 2007: Developing a Culturally Competent Nursing Curricula
Kentucky State University
Location: Frankfort, KY
Contact person: Dr. Betty Olinger
E-Mail: bettyh.olinger@kysu.edu
Phone: 502-597-5957
Website: http://www.kysu.edu/colleges_schools/cmsth/nursing
September 21st 2007: Cultural Competence in Nursing: Lessons Learned
Nurse Helps Nurse: Celebrating Cultural Diversity Conference
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Contact person: Dr. Yu (Phillip) Xu
E-Mail: yu.xu@unlv.edu
Phone: 702-895-3175
Website: http://edoutreach.unlv.edu/registration/online_registration_walkthrough.html
September 25th 2007: A Culturally Conscious Model of Healthcare Delivery
Children's National Medical Center
Location: Washington, DC
Contact person: Ms. Mourine Evans
E-Mail: mevans@cnmc.org
Phone: 202 884 5903
October 24th 2007: A Vision for Culturally Competent Health Care: Addressing Disparities in Health Care Delivery."
Northeast National Primary Care Conference
Location: New York, NY
Contact: Ms. Fisher
E-Mail: mfisher@npace.org
Phone: 907-6424 ext. 228
Websites: http://www.npace.org/newyork.htm
http://www.npace.org/pdf/NY07.pdf
November 9th 2007: Cultural Competence in Nursing Curricula: How Are We Doing 20 Years Later?
N-OADN Convention 2007 - "21 Years of N-OADN: A Sure Bet!"
The National Association for Associate Degree Nursing (N-OADN)
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Contact person: Ms. Anita Cormier
Phone: 850-484-6948
E-Mail: abcormier@puetzamc.com
Websites: http://www.noadn.org
http://www.noadn.org/pdfs/2007Brochure.pdf
November 26th 2007: Cultural Competence: What is it and Why?
Jefferson College of Health Sciences
Location: Roanoke, VA
Contact person: Dr. Allison-Jones
Phone: 540-224-6970
E-Mail: lallisonjones@jchs.edu
Website: http://www.jchs.edu/page.php/prmID/403
SELECTED ABBREVIATED LIST OF CONSULTATIONS
(Complete detailed list at www.transculturalcare.net/cv.htm under "Selected Presentations"
International Council of Nurses (ICN); Geneva, Switzerland.
Service Provided: Consultation on culturally responsive mental health/disaster services
Spectrum Health Hospitals; Grand Rapids, MI
Service Provided: Consultation in diversity issues and cultural competence in healthcare
Lifespan (Rhode Island's Health System); Providence, RI
Service Provided: Consultation in diversity issues and cultural competence in healthcare training to the Office of Diversity
Service Provided: Assist in the development of Culturally Competent Curriculum Modules (CCCM) for Physicians and Nurses
Health Service Resource and Administration (HRSA); Washington, DC.
Service Provided: Assist in the development of a cultural competent curriculum for HRSA Centers of Excellence (COE)
Governors State University; University Park, IL.
Service Provided:
Consultation regarding developing a cultural competence curriculum in the disciples of nursing, physical therapy and
occupational therapy
University of Rhode Island, College of Nursing; Kingston, RI
Service Provided: Consultation to nursing students, faculty and Diversity Committee regarding cultural competence
Akeela, Inc.; Anchorage, Alaska
Service Provided:
Train-the-Trainer
consultation in the area of cultural competence and mental health
Old Dominion University; Norfolk, VA.
Service Provided:
Maryhaven, Inc.;
Columbus, Ohio
Service Provided:
Developed and implemented a cultural assessment
tool to be
used in the delivery
of mental health and substance abuse services
Medical College of Ohio; Toledo, Ohio
Service Provided:
Consultation
on the development of a Diversity Training, Breast Cancer
CD-ROM
Washington State University Vancouver (WSUV),
School of Nursing; Vancouver, WA
Service Provided:
Transcultural Healthcare Consultant
to the funded grant, "Cultural Competence in Public Health Practice," to strengthen the public health component at WSUV
National Minority AIDS Educational & Training Center; Howard University Medical School. Washington, DC.
Service Provided:
Assist NMAETC healthcare professionals in developing a model
of practice to
render culturally specific services to African Americans with AIDS
Cincinnati, Veterans Administration Medical
Center (VAMC); Cincinnati, OH
Service Provided:
Consultation
on implementing a "Cultural Competency Initiative
Program" to focus on clinical, workforce and organizational issues in
Southern New Hampshire Area Health Education Center (AHEC); Manchester, NH
Service
Provided: Consultation on educating healthcare providers in the area of culturally responsive
services
University
of Detroit Mercy, College of Nursing; Detroit, MI
Service
Provided: Curriculum
consultation in cultural concepts for graduate Family Nurse Practitioner
program
and Service Management Systems program
Radford
University Waldron College of Health and Human Services; Radford, Virginia
Service
Provided: Transcultural Consultant for a funded Project, CAREER (Creating
Michigan
State University, College of Nursing; East Lansing, Ohio
Service
Provided: Consultation on the development of a Transcultural Nursing Resource Library
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