Content
12 modules
Difficulty
Intermediate
Course length
45 mins
Instructor
Nicole Hackley
Released
23 Aug 2024
Description
Building cultural competence starts when we examine our own cultures. By identifying how we see ourselves, we begin to understand how individuals served by prevention may self-identify with many cultures. In this course we will review the topics of stereotyping and health disparities as they apply to prevention through short scenarios, and learn what steps should be taken to increase one's own cultural proficiency.
Objectives
- Understand how knowledge of cultural diversity can lead to increased personal capacity to become successful in prevention efforts
- Work through both positive and challenging stereotypes to identify how personal biases may lead to stereotyping
- Use sample scenarios to recognize how opportunities to increase cultural proficiency may present themselves during prevention activities
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate YC Certificate Template
Learning credits
CEU
0.75
1.
Review of Culture Humility Course
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2.
Why is Culture Important in Prevention?
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3.
Where We Start
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4.
More Than What We See
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5.
Culture and Stereotypes
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6.
Health Disparities and Equity
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7.
Cultural Adaptation Review
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8.
Cultural Adaptation Examples
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9.
Next Steps
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10.
Course 210 Knowledge Check
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11.
Course Perception Survey
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12.
Course Completion
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