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X-WR-CALDESC:Alaska Native People Shaping Health Care
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SUMMARY:Cultural Conversations in Rural and Tribal Health Care
DESCRIPTION:\nJohn Solomon, LPC, Director of Behavioral HealthManiilaq AssociationChristopher Wightman, LCSW, MSW, Clinical Director of Outpatient Services, Behavioral Health DivisionSouthcentral Foundation\n\n\n\nTribal healthcare organizations have a unique challenge of meeting cultures and communities as equal partners in a structure that often sets western medicine models above indigenous community values. This presentation will examine the role of quality improvement in the structural and cultural conversations that rural and Tribal healthcare organizations face on a daily basis. Learning Objectives\n\n\n\nDefine the challenges and roles of rural and Tribal health organizations in the greater context of healthcare deliveryDescribe three structural assessment and improvement tools that can be applied to programs that have deeply ingrained histories and workflowsApply facilitation practices and cultural dialogue to improve the relationships between providers and communities they serve\n
URL:https://scfnuka.com/eventstest/cultural-conversations-in-rural-and-tribal-health-care/
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