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7 January 2011
Valuing People Support Team workshops
ETN is working with the Valuing People Support Team to deliver a series of regional workshops about good practice in work on learning disabilities and ethnicity. The workshops are based on the training pack ETN has developed from research in this area. The regional events are aimed at practitioners and policymakers and have so far been held in Nottingham and Birmingham, with further events planned in York and Gloucester. If you would like an event to be held in your region contact ETN for further details.
1 April 2010
Department of Health Workshop
March 30th 2010
ETN has worked with the Department of Health to organise a workshop with leading ethnicity reserchers about the key principles and values driving UK research on ethnicity and health. The overview and recommendations from the workshop were presented at the 3rd Conference of Migrant and Ethnic Minority Health in Europe, in Pecs, Hungary on 27-29 May 2010. You can see the workshop programme and presentations on the linkds below:
Workshop Programme
Workshop Participants
Discussion Paper
Presentations:
Mark Johnson
Saffron Karlsen
Aziz Sheikh
Sarah Salway
Ghazala Mir
George Ellison
Joe Kai
Jan Cambridge
Mark Exworthy
For further information contact Ghazala Mir.
1 October 2009
Accredited Module on the Masters in Public
Health/PGDip/PGCert at the University of Leeds
This module focused on issues relating to culture, ethnicity and diversity in health and social care. It raised awareness of the current issues and challenges facing people from diverse groups in accessing health and social care services, relating to age, race, gender, religion and disability. This module also presented data on health disparities and reasons for their existence; explored diversity and cultural similarities and differences in patient populations; and presented strategies for enhancing services for diverse populations at the individual, organisational and policy level.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this module students were able to:
- discuss key concepts relating to cultural competence - race, ethnicity, culture and discrimination
- define and describe a range of inequalities in health and social care relating to ethnicity and culture
- describe common barriers to delivery and quality of health and social care in different ethnic groups
- explain structural issues that sustain inequalities in health and social care and strategies to address these.
For further information contact Ghazala Mir. |