Cultural Competence Mini-Series: World View with a focus on LGBTQ Healthcare

Cultural competence is essential to achieving the UCM mission of patient-centered care. The Cultural Competence Course supports the People objective of the UCM Annual Operating Plan “to build a culturally and linguistically competent organization.” Additionally, participants will enhance their skills and knowledge to work more effectively in a multicultural setting. This activity is open to employees of the University of Chicago Medicine and Biological Sciences Division. All course graduates become Cultural Competence Advocates who serve as resources in meetings and their departments. Advocates also have an opportunity to become Cultural Competence Trainers. Cultural Competence Trainers partner with Diversity, Inclusion, & Equity to deliver training in their departments. This session is part of a series sponsored by the Urban Health Initiative Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity. Learn more here! This session will define and describe World View, Cycle of Socialization, and Dominant Culture System of Sex and Gender.

After this activity, participants will be able to:

• Describe how World View affects perception in healthcare;
• Discuss how the Cycle of Socialization can unconsciously shape views;
• Describe the Dominant Culture System of Sex and Gender.