Curriculum
Online Cultural Awareness: An introduction to Cultural Safety
Introduction
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Module 1: Self, Culture and Worldview
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Module 2: History, Context and Knowledges
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Module 3: Relationships and Communication
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Module 3 Introduction
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Module 3 Overview
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Equity and Equality Overview
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Equity and equality
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Accessing healthcare
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Developing meaningful relationships
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How to develop meaningful relationships
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Terminology: The power of words
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Strength-based approaches: Flipping the narative
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Strengths-based communication
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Brett's approach
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Becoming an anti-racist
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Pop Quiz!
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Journey towards cultural safety
Preview
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Reflection Quiz
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Pause and reflect: Living off Country
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References
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Course Summary
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Course Feedback
Text lesson
Journey towards cultural safety
We have started you on your life-long journey towards cultural safety.
Now that you have a basis for being aware of cultural differences, and have begun to explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and some of the health impacts of colonisation, we encourage you to continue your learning towards being culturally safe.
Culturally safe practice requires us to continually evaluate our skills, attitudes, health knowledge, behaviours and power differentials. This is critical if we want to deliver safe, accessible and responsible healthcare, free of racism.