Course 1: Foundations of Indigenous Cultural Safety
Who is this course for?
- Foundations of Indigenous Cultural Safety is an introductory course targeted to any individual working in health care – including front-line staff, practitioners, volunteers, and students.
What will I learn in this course?
- Through this self-placed course, participants will learn to adopt and practice culturally safe strategies when providing care to Indigenous clients and patients.
- The interactive training includes pre- and post-assessments, videos and reflection checkpoints, as well as external links and resources that would extend the learning beyond 3 hours
- Learners will walk through the elements that are important to adopting cultural safety, including awareness, sensitivity, competency and humility.
- Through a series of simulation, learners can respond to interactions between health care staff and Indigenous patients. These simulations demonstrate situations where cultural safety may either be compromised or upheld in health-based settings.
Is there a cost to register?
- The cost registration fee for Foundations of Indigenous Cultural Safety is $175.00 per user.
How can I begin registration?
- Identify an admin/point person within each interested department. The admin will be responsible for logistics and communications for their department.
- The admin sends an email to ics@iphcc.ca indicating an interest to register. IPHCC will follow up to begin an enrolment process.
- Once the registration process has begun, the admin will receive credentials to an administrative account where they can oversee the users within their respective department.
- Once your organization is registered, identified users will have access to IPHCC's learning portal for sixty days to complete Foundations of Indigenous Cultural Safety.
- After course completion, all participants who score at least 80% on their post-assessment will receive a certificate recognizing their completion of the course and their commitment to honouring cultural safety.