Cultural Competence - Education and Self-Assessment<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Developing cultural competence among staff can be crucial for addressing diversity-related situations and promoting an inclusive approach. Through self-assessment and research-based training, staff are given the opportunity to develop their ability to work in a culturally aware and person-centered manner. The self-assessment is conducted using the Cultural Competence Self-Assessment for Staff (KKS), which is adapted to the Swedish context and can be used both clinically and in research. The training program Cultural Competence and Its practical application in healthcare consists of four flexible modules that can be completed digitally or in person. By developing cultural competence, the quality of care interventions, the efficiency of operations, and the conditions for a more inclusive and respectful approach are strengthened.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/div><\/div>Jane Holstein<\/strong><\/h1><\/div>Jane Holstein is a licensed occupational therapist and holds a Ph.D. from Link\u00f6ping University. Her research focuses on cultural competence for healthcare personnel.<\/p>\n
You can find her e-published dissertation via the link \u2013 Learning Cultural Competence in Healthcare : Self-assessment and Education <\/a><\/p>\nThe Cultural Competence Self-Assessment Tool for Staff (KKS) was developed by Jane and her colleagues. The KKS can be a good starting point for assessing one\u2019s own cultural competence.<\/p>\n
Contact jane.holstein@liu.se<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Developing cultural competence among staff can be crucial for addressing diversity-related situations and promoting an inclusive approach. Through self-assessment and research-based training, staff are given the opportunity to develop their ability to work in a culturally aware and person-centered manner. The self-assessment is conducted using the Cultural Competence Self-Assessment for Staff (KKS), which is adapted to the Swedish context and can be used both clinically and in research. The training program Cultural Competence and Its practical application in healthcare consists of four flexible modules that can be completed digitally or in person. By developing cultural competence, the quality of care interventions, the efficiency of operations, and the conditions for a more inclusive and respectful approach are strengthened.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Jane Holstein<\/strong><\/h1><\/div>Jane Holstein is a licensed occupational therapist and holds a Ph.D. from Link\u00f6ping University. Her research focuses on cultural competence for healthcare personnel.<\/p>\n
You can find her e-published dissertation via the link \u2013 Learning Cultural Competence in Healthcare : Self-assessment and Education <\/a><\/p>\nThe Cultural Competence Self-Assessment Tool for Staff (KKS) was developed by Jane and her colleagues. The KKS can be a good starting point for assessing one\u2019s own cultural competence.<\/p>\n
Contact jane.holstein@liu.se<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Jane Holstein is a licensed occupational therapist and holds a Ph.D. from Link\u00f6ping University. Her research focuses on cultural competence for healthcare personnel.<\/p>\n
You can find her e-published dissertation via the link \u2013 Learning Cultural Competence in Healthcare : Self-assessment and Education <\/a><\/p>\n The Cultural Competence Self-Assessment Tool for Staff (KKS) was developed by Jane and her colleagues. The KKS can be a good starting point for assessing one\u2019s own cultural competence.<\/p>\n Contact jane.holstein@liu.se<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>