Aug 01 2024 36 mins
THIS EPISODE is about Cultural Awareness. Irina Varlan speaks to two clinicians who have an interest in this area, as they cover important issues such as:
- How to approach culure conversations, and what language to use when discussing.
- Important principles to bear in mind.
- By way of example, there will be a focus on Muslim patients fasting in Ramadhan.
- And a vareity of other points worth knowing about different cultures and approaches we can use
Special thanks to our guest speakers:
- Dr Margaret Abbott, Health inequality lead for Nottingham City & GP;
- Farheen Jessa- was a Psych pharmacist at Notts HC trust with an interest in the stigma attached to mental health in the Asian community.
Useful links:
- Elearning for health Cultural awareness training modules: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/438885
- Government Migrant Health website: Migrant health guide - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
- Diabetes Uk Diabetes and Ramadan | Fasting | Diabetes UK
- BMJ infographic about things to consider in Ramadan (not just diabetes) Ramadan fasting with existing conditions | The BMJ
- British Islamic Medical Association advice on various topics: Advice | British Islamic Medical Association (britishima.org)
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