LGBT Cultural Competence in Healthcare
Published February 26, 2019
Shannon Patterson CPXP, Director of Patient Experience, NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Finn Brigham, Director of Project Management, Callen-Lorde Community Health Center
This webinar will focus on patient-centered ways to ensure your health center is sensitive to the needs of your lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) patients, visitors and staff. As we begin to understand the complex health needs of the LGB and especially T community it is important to ensure we are competent in LGBT health. This webinar will describe LGBT terminology, explain the unique healthcare needs of this community and give you concrete ways to improve your health center’s LGBT cultural competency. In addition providers and patient advisors will hear effective best practices on how to implement these competencies on a large scale, from an organization recently designated as a leader in LGBTQ healthcare equality by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
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