Staff training towards cultural competence : experiences and results from the MFH project Olivier Bouchaud on behalf of the MFH-group Avicenne hospital.

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Staff training towards cultural competence : experiences and results from the MFH project Olivier Bouchaud on behalf of the MFH-group Avicenne hospital Bobigny, Paris, FRANCE

Avicenne Hospital University hospital 550 beds History of care to migrants Located in a « poor » suburb close to Paris in an area with ~25% of migrants 50% of patients migrants from 82 countries ( 75% in the tropical diseases dpt)  68  languages (translation service)  Africa, Asia (China, Indian sub-cont., Sth America) illegal, no SS pts

Difficulties to face Economic & social problems ++ –jobless, homeless ++ Communication problems Specific medical problems – chronic diseases (TB, HIV-AIDS, diabetes…) – late diagnosis (health = not a priority) –compliance & follow up (« cultural » difficulties) –Rare ! –Ex: blood samples, care to Muslim men/women

Difficulties to face  « non-adaptation » behaviours of the staff to cultural differences !!!! « the hospital rules are the same for everyone »  question : patients have to adapt to the hospital or… the reverse ???

Training programme  Knowledge is the first step for understanding and acceptation of « cultural » differences Integrated in the hospital training program Strong support from the hospital direction Initially : « transversal » to the hospital and the staff

Design of the CC training Step 1 : « basic » sensitisation to cultural diversity –sub-Saharan African cultures ++ –Session 1 (3-hours) : history of (recent) immigration in France Basic knowledge on social organisation of Africans in Africa and in France Basic knowledge on disease anthropology ½ time : learning by case studies –Ex: pt refusing blood sample, Muslim refusing body care by an aide-nurse, pt taking traditional medicine, 15 visitors for 1 pt ! –Session 2 (3 hours) Disease anthropology Suffering in African cultures (ex: no word for sadness in Bambara…) Common psychiatric problems (depression..)

Results ! Poll before : enthusiasm !  ~20 pre-registered In fact : 7 attendants (very pleased !!) –Staff contraction ? –Start of the holidays period ? –Motivation ? (the same for all trainings !!)

correction !! No more « transversal » design !! Training for each department Shorter sessions (2 x 2 hours)