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Understand in the context of your healthcare setting

choose a cultural group that you believe is essential for your fellow colleagues to understand in the context of your healthcare setting.
Begin conducting thorough research on the chosen cultural group.
Compile key information that will be useful for your colleagues to understand and apply in their practice.
Plan the layout, design, and format of your pamphlet. Consider visual elements, headings, and the overall structure to make the content engaging and easy to follow.

Pamphlet Presentation & Peer Review

Part I: Using the information and design plan from Module 6, create a visually appealing and informative educational pamphlet and submit it by 11:59 PM ET Tuesday for your peers to review.

Include information on:
healthcare beliefs,
health practices,
communication styles,
family dynamics; and
any specific health disparities.
Include practical tips, strategies, or scenarios that illustrate culturally competent care within the pamphlet.
Provide examples of how your colleagues can integrate this knowledge into their practice.
Incorporate images, infographics, and culturally relevant visuals to enhance the content.
Part II: Conduct a peer review of two peers, providing respectful and constructive criticism to help improve their pamphlets. You will be assigned peers to review on Wednesday. Peer reviews are due b

Sample Answer

Part I: Educational Pamphlet Content Plan

Chosen Cultural Group: Somali Americans/Somali Immigrants (focus on those recently immigrated or with strong ties to traditional practices, as this is where cultural competency is most critical).

Why this group is essential for colleagues to understand in my healthcare setting: In many urban and suburban healthcare settings, particularly those with refugee resettlement programs or diverse populations, Somali patients represent a significant and often underserved demographic. Their unique cultural, linguistic, and historical backgrounds often create communication barriers and misunderstandings with mainstream healthcare providers, leading to suboptimal care and health disparities. Understanding their specific beliefs and practices is crucial for delivering equitable and effective care.