Publications

How can health care providers deliver more culturally competent care? This PowerPoint deck and accompanying Facilitator’s Guide present specific examples that illustrate when religion comes up in patient care, together with concrete strategies for addressing this dynamic when it arises. This resource, available in both English and Hebrew, is designed for self-learning and/or for medical educators who want to train others.

An overview of many of the major areas within the cultural competency movement such as race, ethnicity, language access, sexual orientation and socio-economic status—and how they intersect with religion.

This section provides guidelines and recommendations for how to respectfully obtain relevant information from patients about their religious beliefs. Role-play activities give residents the opportunity to practice these new skill sets.