DOH Offering Person-Centered Practice and Cultural Humility Training Sessions

Registration for the latest module in the Department of Health’s (DOH) Person-Centered Planning Virtual Training series, Person-Centered Practice and Cultural Humility, is now open. Please see the below announcement from DOH for more information and registration links.

Person-Centered Practice and Cultural Humility

(continuing education hours are not currently being offered for this topic)

This 2-hour interactive virtual training will define culture and cultural humility and their connection to home and community-based services. The trainers will share person-centered skills that are helpful in exploring culture with a person who is receiving services and supports. After the training, participants will be able to:

• Describe cultural humility and how it applies to home and community-based services and supports
• Identify key aspects of person-centered cultural humility in order to provide services and supports in line with the HCBS Final Rule
• Engage in action learning and raising awareness around people’s values and lived experiences
• Understand the difference between Cultural Humility and Cultural Competence
• Identify available resources for further learning

This training topic is ideal for those who provide, oversee, receive, or support people who receive person-centered supports and services and have a base of knowledge in person-centered thinking, and, want to understand the connections between person-centered practices and cultural humility.

Register Now!

Please click on a session below to register, or go to nydohpcptraining.com/events to see all available sessions.

Once your registration is submitted, you will receive a confirmation email. You will receive a separate email with the Zoom link to join the day before the scheduled session.

Thank you for your interest in this important initiative. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at NYDOHPCPTraining@pcgus.com.