Influences of Culture on Health

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Presentation transcript:

Influences of Culture on Health Multicultural Health Influences of Culture on Health The first two presentations in this unit have looked at the multicultural nature of our community and defined culture and multiculturalism. This presentation brings this information together and looks at the influences of culture on health.

Learning Objectives Understand the influences of culture on health Understand factors impacting on Multicultural Health Care The learning objectives of this presentation are to understand the influences of culture on health and the factors impacting on multicultural health.

A Definition “Multicultural health is the phrase used to reflect the need to provide health care services in a sensitive, knowledgeable and non-judgemental manner with respect for people’s health beliefs and practices when they are different than your own”. Ritter and Hoffman (2010) page 5 Multicultural health is the phrase used to reflect the need to provide health care services in a sensitive, knowledgeable and non-judgemental manner with respect for people’s health beliefs and practices when they are different than your own

Influences of culture on health Health in general is influenced by The environment Your genetics Socioeconomic and Social and cultural factors Everyone has a cultural background. Culture defines what we think, what we say and what we do. Health in general is influenced by the environment, your genetics and socioeconomic, social and cultural factors. Everyone has a cultural background. Culture defines what we think, what we say and what we do. This includes our own beliefs, values, philosophies. Our stories, myths, languages and traditions and our lifestyles, behaviour, language, dress and so on.

Influences of culture on health Culture impacts on An individual’s perception of health and illness Their health behaviour beliefs of what is a health issue why they have the illness and influences how people perceive they should talk about the illness. Culture impacts on an individuals perception of health and illness, their health behaviour, beliefs of what is a health issue, why they have the illness and influences how people perceive they should talk about the illness. This will impact on what people consider is appropriate treatment for them and their keenness to carry out their treatment plan.

Influences of culture on health Being able to recognise accept and respect cultural similarities and differences is an important in the delivery of effective health care services and ability to provide this service within a cultural context. This is the focus of Multicultural Health. Therefore being able to recognise, accept and respect cultural similarities and differences is an important factor in the delivery of effective health care services and the ability to provide this service within a cultural context. Which is what Multicultural Health is all about.

Factors impacting on health care Language barriers and accents Communication Universal cultural patterns /norms Contextual factors eg housing, educational level, socio-economic status Health beliefs Acculturation continuum factors or level of cultural adaptation Alternate treatments There are a number of factors which impact on health care they include Language barriers and accents Communication Universal cultural patterns /norms Contextual factors eg housing, educational level, socio-economic status Health beliefs Acculturation continuum factors or level of cultural adaptation and Alternate treatments

Factors impacting on health care Religious and spiritual Dietary and food requirements Medication requirements Birthing /end of life and death rituals Access to and knowledge of services Client support knowledge Staff knowledge / competence/ support Other factors impacting on health care include: Religious and spiritual Dietary and food requirements Medication requirements Birthing /end of life and death rituals Access to and knowledge of services Client support knowledge and Staff knowledge / competence/ support. These factors are further defined in the following interaction

Understanding the multicultural environment This interaction defines the 15 factors identified in the previous 2 slides. To proceed through the interaction you need to click on the arrow key in the top right hand corner to bring up the factor and the green arrow in the bottom right hand corner will define the factor and provide information on how health professionals can respond.

Your experience Think about some situations you have encountered where culture has had an impact on a client’s health care Record your thoughts in the following activity Now that you have identified and defined the factors impacting on health care, think about some situations you have encountered where culture has had an impact on a client’s health care and record your thoughts in the following activity.

Reflection - Issues impacting on health care Use this template to record your thoughts for the cultural factors interaction.

Conclusion This series of slides has provided information on the multi-cultural factors that impacts on health care The next presentation will look at the very important element of effective communication with our multicultural clients and co-workers This session has provided information on the multi-cultural factors that impacts on health care. The next presentation will look at effective communication with our multicultural clients and co-workers.