DEI/Cultural Humility
The interconnected nature of social categories as they apply to a given individual or group.
What is "Intersectionality"?
"Meditation" is an example of this.
What is an individual healing practice or religious ritual?
The conditions in the environments where people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes and risks.
What are the "Social Determinants of Health"?
This country houses Africa's 3rd largest lake, has a large Christian following, was once a British colony, and practices the following etiquette: Greetings, bringing a small gift, indirect speech, modest dress.
What is "Malawi"?
This country is primarily made up of European descendents, has a large Catholic following, houses the grocery chain "Dia", and utilizes the following common ingredients: Beef, pork, corn, potatoe, chimichurri, lemon.
What is "Argentina"?
Each group or individual is giveen the same resources or opportunities regardless of circumstances.
What is "Equality"?
Also called food culture, these are the ways in which humans use food.
What are "Foodways"?
Living far from a clinic or hospital is an example of this SoDH.
What is an example of "Health Care Access and Quality"?
This country is primarily made up of British and Indigenous descendants, has a large Christian following, may utilize the wijuti grub in traditional medicine, and is known to make the following holiday foods: Pavlova, trifles, potato bake, barbeque.
What is "Australia"?
This religion is practiced on every inhabited continent, believes in an afterlife, promotes self discipline, and practices the following holidays: Advent, Lent, and Ash Wednesday.
What is "Christianity"?
An example of this might be "Where are you really from?".
What is an example of a "Microaggression"?
Humans can eat both plants and animals, but are attracted to certain tastes, textures, and foods.
What is the "Omnivore's Paradox"?
Racial/ethnic minorities and people with low incomes are more likely to live in places with exposure to things at work that can harm their health, like secondhand smoke or loud noises. This is an example of this SoDH.
What is an example of "Neighborhood and Built Environment"?
This arid country has a large Muslim following, believes in a wholistic apporach to health, and utilizes the following common ingredients: Fava beans, eggplant, chickpeas, cheese, and vegetables.
What is "Egypt"?
This religion is practiced mainly in African and Asian countries, believes in the "Five Pillars", believes health is a gift from God, and utilizes the following common spices: Ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, cumin.
What is "Islam"?
The goal of this practice is to build understanding of cultures to provide better and more appropriate services.
What is "Cultural Competence"?
Fasting is an important part of this religious holiday.
What is "Ramadan"?
A child whos parents are in jail is an example of this SoDH.
What is an example of "Social and Community Context"?
This country boasts 2,026 miles of coastline, has many common religions, practices a belief in "hot/cold" foods, and practices the following holidays: Tet, National Day, and Mid-Autumn Festival.
What is "Vietnam"?
This country is primarily Spanish-Speaking, has a large Catholic following, houses the grocery chain "Walmart", and practices the following etiquette: Food should be eaten with a fork and knife, licking fingers is rude, hands shouldn't be held in the lap, and guests are expected to stay and chat after a meal.
What is "Chile"?
The aspects of the acronym "C.R.A.S.H."
What are:
Consider Culture
Show Respect
Active Listening
Be Sensitive
Practice Humility
In this cultural diet, pork and shellfish are exculded, and meats and dairy foods mustn't be consumed together.
What is the "Kosher Diet"?
Older adults are at a higher risk of these SoDH which negetively impact health. (Name at least 2).
What are social isolation, lower income, and/or limited medical/technological literacy?
This country has a population of 71.7 million, has a large Buddhist following, may ferment, smoke, or stirfry food, and utilizes the following common ingredients: Chilies, coconut milk, seafood, tamarind, and fish sauce.
What is "Thailand"?
This religion is practiced primarily in Asia, believes in reincarnation of the soul, promotes the "Four Noble Truths", and utilizes the following herbal remedies: Ginseng, turmeric, bamboo, and lotus.
What is "Buddhism"?