Quality Care for Diverse Populations is a web-based training program developed by the AAFP to assist physicians and other health care professionals in becoming more culturally proficient in the provision of care to their patients.
The program includes five video vignettes depicting simulated physician-patient visits in an office setting as a means to explore ethnic and sociocultural issues found in today's diverse health care environment.
Quality Care for Diverse Populations Videos
Learning Objectives
- Understand how to work collaboratively with medical interpreters;
- Recognize why and when cultural factors related to obesity may be a barrier to doctor-patient communication and patient compliance;
- Identify specific health-based information concerning gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) populations, including health risks, health disparities and strategies for improvement;
- Identify major stressors related to the process of immigration and common problems that may be encountered during the medical exam; and
- Understand the importance of honoring traditional Native American cultural communication patterns.
Watch the Videos
-- Watch the videos using RealPlayer.
Take the Post-tests
-- Earn up to 2.5 Prescribed credits.
CME Statement
-- Read the CME Accreditation Statement for this program.
Self-study CME
Board Review/MC-FP
2009 FP Comprehensive⢠CD-ROM
Journals
CME Subscriptions
Monographs/Bulletins
Multimedia/Webcasts
AAFP Courses Self-study Materials
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