Health Care and Asian American/Native Hawaiian/Vietnamese/Other Pacific Islander Cultures

Description

This training program highlights traditional health practices and key cultural beliefs in Vietnamese, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Asian American communities. It focuses on common barriers and stigmas impacting healthcare access and equips providers with strategies for offering culturally competent care.

Target Audience

This training is ideal for healthcare professionals, community health workers, and mental health practitioners who work with culturally diverse populations and aim to address cultural barriers while enhancing care delivery.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this training, you will be able to:

1. Recognize traditional Vietnamese practices, such as cupping therapy, and their cultural significance.
2. Understand the holistic view of health in Native Hawaiian culture, focusing on spiritual balance.
3. Identify barriers to healthcare access for Pacific Islanders, such as transportation challenges.
4. Address mental health stigma in Asian American communities to enhance patient engagement.