Description
This webinar will showcase three new multicultural advance care planning (ACP) videos for Latino/Hispanic, Hmong and Somali populations and families. Each video was designed by and for members of each community for intergenerational and culturally respectful use. The videos were specifically designed to acquaint healthcare professionals, families and communities with a broad range of cultural viewpoints while avoiding cultural stereotypes. Participants will view each 6-8 minute video, discuss the breadth of perspectives within each population, and describe how to best use them in personalized clinical and community settings.
Objectives
As a result of this session, learners will be able to:
- Identify significant differences in approaching advance care planning within Latino/Hispanic, Hmong and Somali communities
- Describe how differences in gender, age, education and acculturation impact ACP conversations
- Explain how to best use the three new videos to stimulate conversations within clinics/health systems, the homes of individuals/patients/clients, and in widespread community settings
Presenter
Barbara Greene, MPH, Director of Community, Honoring Choices Minnesota, an initiative of the Twin Cities Medical Society
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