Cultural Awareness for Health and Social Care
This course is designed for professionals working alongside patients in health and social care. You will explore why cultural understanding is so important in a patient’s recovery journey and how responding to the needs of our diverse population can influence the way care is given and received.
Course Introduction Video
Full Course Information
Who should take this course?
This cultural awareness course is aimed at everyone involved in primary care, nursing care, speciality care, psychiatry, secondary care, youth clinics or social care.
Job roles/departments:
- General Practitioners (GPs)
- Health Service Manager
- Health Visitor
- Support Worker, Nursing Assistant
- Midwives
- Occupational Health Nurse
- Occupational Therapy Support Worker
- Patient Advice and Liaison Service Officer
- Pharmacist
- Practice Nurse, School Nurse, Community Public Health Nurse
- Social Worker
- Counsellor
- Education Welfare Officer
Learning Outcomes
Our course will help you to truly engage with your patients and meet their needs, regardless of where they are from. Learn and understand that every patient comes with a unique cultural background, which can impact how a patient expects care and receives care.
Key Benefits
- Deeper awareness and understanding of what Culture is
- Tips on learning effectively during the course
- Understanding the differences between invisible and visible aspects of culture
- Reflection of you own cultural preferences
- Looking into contrasting cultural elements
- Discovering contrasting cultural behaviour types
- Awareness and understanding of how cultures impact relationship building, meetings, negotiations, sales and managing diversity.
- Insight into various traditions and celebrations across the world
- Exclusive Interview
- Accredited Certificate of Completion
Key Information
Lifetime
Lifetime
Course Enquiry
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