Learn what cultural safety means and how to review your own work practices through a cultural safety lens.
Suitable for people working in:
All care settings
Overview
About this Course
In this module, you will learn what cultural safety means and how to review your own work practices through a cultural safety lens. You will plan one practical action to strengthen cultural safety in your day-to-day work or within your organisation.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this module you will be able to:
Define Cultural Safety in dementia care
Apply a Cultural Safety Review
Identify common barriers to culturally safe care identified by the community
Plan one SMART action
Course Details
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This course was developed with the cultural oversight of Tania Brown, CEO of TWB Consulting, and Curijo Pty Ltd.
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Real life examples to help you put knowledge into practice
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Explore practical ways to apply person-centred and trauma-aware approaches when supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples living with dementia.
Deepen your understanding of how past and ongoing trauma, including loss of land, language, and family, affects the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living with dementia.