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Mental Health Cultural Safety
- 1. Cultural Safety & Mental Health Practice Unit 5
Notas do Editor
- 1. Beliefs All cultures are grounded in a set of beliefs, or shared knowledge and ideas about the nature of life. 2. Values All cultures set values or shared standards for what is right and desirable 3.Norms Translate beliefs and values into specific rules for behaviour 4.Technology Sets the tone of the culture, influencing not only how people work, but also how they socialise & think about the world 5.Symbols Are designs or objects that have acquired special cultural meaning 6. Language A key element of culture – communicate by means or words, sounds, gestures which are combined in many different ways to convey messages Provides a clue to way the world is viewed
- Class Question: Where are we now with these goals that were developed in 2002? – Are there any kauapapa Maori services in this area, have they increased in number since 2002? What new programme pilots there been in areas of need? Any evidence of key linkages with regional mental health networks? Recruitment and retention of Maori in the mental health workforce Who is monitoring progress – Mental Health Commission
- Who provides kaupapa Maori services in Northland?