eCALD Learning/Teaching Programmes (11)

CME/CNE/MOPS certified

 

These are certified online and face-to-face courses for health practitioners working with CALD clients across the health sector. The programmes include:

Demographics, background research, clinical assessment, treatment and interventions as relevant to cross-cultural practice, and for some, the inclusion of working with interpreters.

 

Case studies, clinical scenarios, cross-cultural assessment tools, questionnaires, tables and toolkits are provided throughout, and are integrated into the learning material. Multimedia includes video, audio, graphics, and interactive exercises for the online version. 

 

1   Culture and Cultural Competency

2   Working with Migrant Patients

3   Working with Refugee Patients

4   Working with Interpreters

5   Working with Religious Diversity

6   Working with CALD clients in Palliative Care

7   Working with CALD families - Disability Awareness

8   Working with Addiction with CALD clients

9   Working in a Mental Health context with CALD Children and Adolescents1

10 Working in a Mental Health context with CALD clients (previously CALD 9)

11 Cultural Competency training for Clinicians Working in a Psychiatric Context: 

Pre-requisites for CALD practice

Assessment and Diagnosis

Treating Cross-culturally

Working with Interpreters in Mental Health.

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Note:

Programmes 1-4 were co-written with Dr Kathy Jackson (psychologist and researcher) for the face-to-face versions and subsequently adapted for online learning with Victoria Camplin-Welch, Auckland University Goodfellow Unit, Asian Health Support Services for WDHB

          © Waitemata District Health Board (WDHB)

Programme 9 was written in collaboration with Dr Annette Mortenson (nurse and researcher)

Programme 10 was written with substantial input from Dr Tanya Wolstencroft (originally General Practitioner, now practising as a Psychiatrist).

Programme 11 was developed for psychiatrists and clinical psychologists, and was subsequently adopted by the University of Auckland as part of its cultural competence training for psychiatry trainees.  

 

Videos for the learning programmes and resources on this website were researched, scripted and produced by Victoria Camplin-Welch, with the University of Auckland film studios.

An accredited certificate is provided on completion and can be used for continued education points.

Some courses are required as pre-requisites for others.