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  • Culturally Connected
    Culturally Connected is an approach that brings together cultural humility and health literacy to help care providers and their clients develop shared understanding of each other's values, beliefs, needs, and priorities
  • Resources - Culturally Connected
    Culturally Sensitive Care Practice Guidelines (College of Nurses of Ontario, 2009) Practice guidelines which outline elements of providing culturally sensitive care, including self-reflection, exploring culture and beliefs, and working with interpreters
  • About us - Culturally Connected
    About us Culturally Connected was developed in collaboration by the Health Literacy team of BC Children’s Hospital and the Population Health Promotion team of BC Women’s Hospital, both of which are parts of the Provincial Health Services Authority The BC Children’s Hospital Health Literacy team aims to enhance the mental health literacy of children, youth, and families in BC through a
  • Culturally Connected
    Cultural humility involves a lifelong process of self-reflection, inquiry, and learning Be humble, flexible, and committed to looking at yourself critically Commit to developing awareness of your personal and cultural biases, values and views, and consider how these may change throughout your life Be curious and sensitive with clients, communities and colleagues Explore opportunities to
  • Culturally Connected
    Kleinman's Explanatory Model Psychiatrist and anthropologist Arthur Kleinman suggests that care providers ask their clients questions to gain insight into the client’s worldview, culture, social context, and spirituality Exploring what is most important to clients can help build a trusting relationship between clients and care providers
  • Culturally Connected
    Exercise self-reflection and critique Take time to reflect on your personal history and biases to help you become more aware of the ideas and assumptions you hold about yourself and others
  • Culturally Connected
    R Recommend treatment Suggest a treatment plan that is developed with the client’s involvement, including culturally appropriate aspects N Negotiate agreement The final treatment plan should be determined as mutually agreeable by both the care provider and client
  • Culturally Connected
    SHARE is a patient-centred approach to explore and compare the benefits, harms, and risks of treatment options through conversation about what matters most to a client S Seek a client's participation H Help a client explore and compare treatment options A Assess a client's values and preferences R Reach a decision with a client E Evaluate a client's decision
  • References - Culturally Connected
    Towards a culturally competent system of care: A monograph on effective services for minority children who are severely emotionally disturbed Washington, DC: CASSP Technical Assistance Center Davies, H T O , Nutley, S M , Mannion, R (2000) Organisational culture and quality of health care BMJ Quality Safety, 9, 111-119
  • Culturally Connected
    D Demographics Gather information about the client’s background “Where were you born?” “How long have you lived in Canada?” I Ideas Find out what the client’s ideas are about health and illness “What do you think keeps you healthy makes you sick?” “Why do you think the problems started?” V Views Ask about the client’s views on health care treatments, their treatment





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