在加拿大安大略省工作的医疗保健专业人员的土著文化安全培训:医疗保健机构的背景和考虑因素。

IF 2.4 Q2 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
Health Services Insights Pub Date : 2023-04-19 eCollection Date: 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1177/11786329231169939
Denise Webb, Sterling Stutz, Claire Hiscock, Andrea Bowra, Tenzin Butsang, Sharon Tan, Bryanna Scott-Kay, Angela Mashford-Pringle
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背景:种族主义和歧视是加拿大土著居民在医疗保健系统中面临的现实问题。无数不公正、偏见和虐待的经历要求我们采取系统行动,纠正医疗保健专业人员和工作人员的专业做法。研究表明,医疗保健系统中的土著文化安全培训可以教育、培训非土著受训人员,并为他们提供必要的技能和知识,使他们能够利用基于尊重和同情的文化安全实践与土著人一起工作:我们旨在通过原住民文化安全培训范例、工具包和评估资料库,为加拿大医疗机构内和医疗机构间原住民文化安全培训的发展和实施提供信息:方法:按照沙希德和都灵(2018 年)制定的协议,对灰色文献(政府和组织发布的文献)和学术文献进行环境扫描:收集土著文化安全培训和工具包,并根据相似和不同的特点对其进行描述,突出有前途的土著文化安全培训实践,供医疗机构和人员采用。对分析中的不足之处进行了描述,为今后的研究提供了方向。根据总体研究结果提出最终建议,包括土著文化安全培训开发和实施中需要考虑的关键领域:研究结果揭示了土著文化安全培训在改善所有土著居民医疗保健体验方面的潜力。有了这些信息,医疗保健机构、专业人员、研究人员和志愿者将能够很好地支持和促进土著文化安全培训的开发和实施。
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Indigenous Cultural Safety Trainings for Healthcare Professionals Working in Ontario, Canada: Context and Considerations for Healthcare Institutions.

Indigenous Cultural Safety Trainings for Healthcare Professionals Working in Ontario, Canada: Context and Considerations for Healthcare Institutions.

Indigenous Cultural Safety Trainings for Healthcare Professionals Working in Ontario, Canada: Context and Considerations for Healthcare Institutions.

Indigenous Cultural Safety Trainings for Healthcare Professionals Working in Ontario, Canada: Context and Considerations for Healthcare Institutions.

Background: Racism and discrimination are realities faced by Indigenous peoples navigating the healthcare system in Canada. Countless experiences of injustice, prejudice, and maltreatment calls for systemic action to redress professional practices of health care professionals and staff alike. Research points to Indigenous cultural safety training in healthcare systems to educate, train, and provide non-Indigenous trainees the necessary skills and knowledge to work with and alongside Indigenous peoples using cultural safe practices grounded in respect and empathy.

Objective: We aim to inform the development and delivery of Indigenous cultural safety training within and across healthcare settings in the Canadian context, through repository of Indigenous cultural safety training examples, toolkits, and evaluations.

Methods: An environmental scan of both gray (government and organization-issued) and academic literature is employed, following protocols developed by Shahid and Turin (2018).

Synthesis: Indigenous cultural safety training and toolkits are collected and described according to similar and distinct characteristics and highlighting promising Indigenous cultural safety training practices for adoption by healthcare institutions and personnel. Gaps of the analysis are described, providing direction for future research. Final recommendations based on overall findings including key areas for consideration in Indigenous cultural safety training development and delivery.

Conclusion: The findings uncover the potential of Indigenous cultural safety training to improve healthcare experiences of all Indigenous Peoples. With the information, healthcare institutions, professionals, researchers, and volunteers will be well equipped to support and promote their Indigenous cultural safety training development and delivery.

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