Diversity and Inclusion: Fostering Cultural Competence in Practice

Original Presentation: February 12, 2019

This presentation addresses:

• What does cultural competence mean in practice?
• What are some of the cultural considerations within our provincial context?
• What should health professionals consider in their assessments and interventions?
• What initiatives are organizations taking to foster cultural competence?
• What standards or resources exist?

Panel Presenters:

Mollie Butler RN, PhD, BScN, MPA, Regional Director Professional Practice and Indigenous Health, Eastern Health

Jim Oldford MSW, RSW, Social Worker, Janeway Family Centre, Child and Adolescent Mental Health

Rob Sinnott MSW, RSW, Social Worker, Mental Health & Addictions, Eastern Health

Katie Dicker, Senior Aboriginal Patient Navigator, Eastern Health

Moderators:

Annette Johns MSW, RSW, Associate Director of Policy and Practice, Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Social Workers

Peggy Rauman RN, BN, MN, Nursing Consultant, Policy & Practice, College of Registered Nurses

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