Description

The webcast, "Patient-Centered Care: Delivering Culturally Appropriate Healthcare to LGBTQ Populations Across the Lifespan (Teens and Adults)," focuses on enhancing healthcare professionals' ability to provide inclusive, patient-centered care for LGBTQ youth and adults. It highlights the importance of culturally competent practices to reduce health disparities, particularly those related to tobacco use and other chronic diseases. By addressing barriers such as stigma, social isolation, and lack of access to quality care, healthcare providers can improve trust, treatment adherence, and overall health outcomes for LGBTQ populations.

Target Audience

This training video will be helpful to:

Clinical medical directors, physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants nationwide, including those in metropolitan and rural areas. It is also relevant for public health professionals in state programs focused on cancer and tobacco prevention.

Learning Outcomes

After engaging with this webcast, participants will be able to:

Understand national cultural competency standards relevant to LGBTQ patient care.
Identify strategies to create inclusive and affirming healthcare environments for LGBTQ individuals across the lifespan.
Implement patient-centered approaches tailored to the specific needs of LGBTQ patients, including those using tobacco products.
Access resources and tools to reduce health disparities in LGBTQ populations through practical interventions and support systems.