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Cultural Competence in Caring for African Americans with HIV

Publish date: December 14, 2016

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AETC source: South Florida AETC, Southeast AETC
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Objectives

  • Review the contribution of bias to health disparities.
  • Define cultural competence.
  • Review the HIV burden in African Americans.
  • Look at aspects of health care where cultural competence may be usefully applied.

Presented by:

Alexis Powell, MD
Assistant Professor, UM Dept. of General Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases

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Language: English

Topic(s): Clinical Program Management, Cultural Competence, HIV Care Continuum, Populations, Health Disparities, African Americans

Resource type: Training Materials

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