St. Vincent's House Medical Clinic Orientation
Healthcare professionals, please follow this link to the
UTMB
ACS
website. On this website you will find the St. Vincent's House Medical
Clinic Orientation reading list of pertinent articles to assist in preparing you
for volunteering in our clinic. These articles focus on issues surrounding
indigent health care, providing care with dignity, health disparity and offer
ideas about developing a community clinic in other service areas.
Should you have
questions, after reading the material suggested, please visit the WelCare Initiative's
chat room.
Health disparity experts have volunteered to discuss any
questions via our chat room and you the schedule is as follows during the week
of April 30-May 4, 2007:
| Date | Time | Expert | Bio |
| Monday | tbd | ||
| Tuesday | tbd | Dr. Dan Freeman | http://www.utmb.edu/pmch/Divisions/epibio/Freeman_D/Freeman_D.htm |
| tbd | Dr. Martha Hargraves | ../Hargraves 04-25-07.doc | |
| Wednesday | tbd | Mr. Melvin Williams | ../Williams 04-25-07.doc |
| Thursday | tbd | Dr. Barbara Breier | ../Breier 04-25-07.doc |
| Friday | tbd |
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Family Physician's Practical Guide to Culturally Competent Care,
U.S. DHHS, Office of Minority Health.
The cultural competency curricula offers information about a
variety of cultural, language services, and organizational issues using a
variety of engaging case studies and real feedback from providers in health care
settings. This program equips family physicians with awareness, knowledge,
and skills to better treat the increasingly diverse U.S. population they serve.
9 free CME hours of American Academy of Family Physicans' credit.
Cultural Competence in Health Care Settings,
Felicia Harris-Williams. April 2005 Office of Minority
Health Grantee Meeting, Chicago, IL.
Please contact the WelCare Coordinator at (409) 763-8521 for questions.