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Helping occupational therapy students and faculty develop cultural competence
1Department of Occupational Therapy, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, 27858 Veldeb@mail.ecu.edu.
Abstract:
SUMMARY Given the need for health professionals, including occupational therapists, to be able to work with individuals and populations from a variety of cultures, this paper describes a qualitative study in which faculty and students from an occupational therapy program have been immersed in a community-built program serving African American, elderly citizens. Cultural competency and its measurement are addressed and used to assess positive results from the study.
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