Description

Interpreting a patient’s reaction to - and understanding of - medical diagnoses and information can be difficult, particularly when cultural experiences and expectations factor into the patient’s understanding of their health journey. This presentation will help providers (1) understand the nuances of trauma reactions in varying cultures, and (2) use questions to better uncover important cultural information that will help develop the best treatment plan for patients. Special consideration and attention will be placed on Native Veterans, but this session is a good primer for interaction with any patient.

Please join us for our second Cultural Awareness webinar, “Questions That Lead to Cultural Awareness,” on Thursday, August 22, 3:00PM ET / 12:00 PM PT!

Attendance is free, however registration is required to attend.

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Presenters:

Peggy Tyson, M.Ed., LPC

Julie Lawson, M.A., CCMP

Learning Objectives:

• Identify how nuanced cultural and personal experiences shape the patient experience
• Recognize the difference between cultural practices and trauma characteristics  
• Utilize inquiry methodology to reveal the important cultural information needed for successful treatment

This educational event is possible through generous support from Johnson&Johnson and the Genentech Foundation.