TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE
What does the acronym PTSD stand for?
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?
This approach aims to minimize negative health, social, and legal impacts associated with drug use.
What is harm reduction?
This type of care emphasizes the patient's personal preferences and values.
What is person-centered care?
This term refers to awareness and respect of cultural differences.
What is cultural sensitivity?
This type of safety addresses the unique healthcare needs of Indigenous populations.
What is Indigenous cultural safety?
Name one key principle of trauma-informed care.
What is safety, trustworthiness, trauma awareness, choice and collaboration, connection, strengths-based approaches, and skill building?
Providing clean needles to people who use substances is an example of what type of program.
What is a needle exchange program?
Person-centered care encourages the involvement of who in decision-making processes?
Who are the clients and their families?
Name one way healthcare providers can demonstrate cultural sensitivity.
What is learning about or being curious about different cultural practices and beliefs?
Name a historical event that has impacted Indigenous health.
What is residential schooling or colonization?
This term refers to the practice of recognizing and responding to the effects of all types of trauma.
What is trauma-informed care?
Name a benefit of harm reduction strategies.
What is reducing the spread of infectious diseases like HIV and Hepatitis?
Name one core component of person-centered care.
What is respect for clients’ values, preferences, and expressed needs?
Why is cultural sensitivity important in healthcare?
What is to provide effective and respectful care that meets the social, cultural, and linguistic needs of clients?
This principle ensures healthcare environments are free of racism and discrimination.
What is cultural safety?
What type of environment is crucial in trauma-informed care to help patients feel safe?
What is a supportive and non-judgmental environment?
This medication is used in harm reduction to reverse opioid overdoses.
What is naloxone?
This term refers to the shared decision-making process between clinicians and clients.
What is collaborative care?
This practice involves adapting care to be congruent with the client's culture.
What is cultural competence?
Name one way to provide culturally safe care to Indigenous patients.
What is building trust and respecting traditional healing practices?
Name a specific strategy to avoid re-traumatization in a clinical setting.
What is "Implementing Trauma-Informed Care principles, ensuring safety, trust, and empowerment for all clients"?
Name a key principle of harm reduction.
What is accepting that illicit drug use is part of our world and choosing to minimize its harmful effects rather than ignore or condemn them?
In person-centered care, whose perspective is considered paramount?
What is the client's perspective?
Name a key strategy for improving cultural sensitivity in healthcare.
What is ongoing education and training in cultural competence for healthcare providers?
This term describes healthcare providers' understanding and respect for Indigenous cultures, perspectives, and experiences.
What is cultural humility?