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Ethnogeriatrics

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Learning Activities

 The three learning activities below can be used to enhance students’ understanding of the material discussed throughout this module. They can also serve as an instructional strategy for teachers concentrating on health and health care issues of American Indian older adults.

Learning Activity 1: Historical Events

Search a health database to conduct research based on significant historical events. Go to Learning Activity 1

Learning Activity 2: Cultural Values

Examine how traditional American Indian values affect health treatment. Go to Learning Activity 2

Learning Activity 3: Case Study, Dementia

Discuss treatment issues involving an Oklahoma Choctaw Woman with dementia. Go to Learning Activity 3

 

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American Indian

  • Description
  • Learning Objectives
  • Introduction and Overview
    • Demographics
      • Overview
      • Geography
      • Living Arrangements
      • Tribal Groupings
      • Age Groups
    • Historical Influence
    • Self-Determination
    • Religion
    • Spirituality and Healing
    • Definition of Terms
  • Patterns of Health Risk
    • Data Quality
      • Mortality
        • Leading Causes of Death
      • Morbidity and Functional Status
        • Heart Disease and Diabetes
      • Mental Health

Culturally Appropriate Care

  • Fund of Knowledge
    • Cohort Analysis
      • Cohort Experiences
      • Case Studies for Discussion
    • Impact of Historical Events
    • Conflicting Expectations
  • Assessment
    • Respect and Rapport
    • Communication
    • Language Assesment
    • Assesment Domains
      • Client Background
      • Clinical Domains
      • Problem-Specific Information
      • Intervention-Specific Data
      • Outcome Criteria
  • Delivery of Care
    • Health Promotion Strategies
    • Treatment and Response
    • informed Consent
    • Surgery
    • Advance Directives
    • Medications
    • Chronic Pain Management
    • Dementia and Caregiving
    • End-of-life Care
    • Biomedical Vs Traditional

Access & Utilization

  • Needs Vs. Utilization
  • Managed Care

Learning Resources

  • Learning Activities
    • 1: Historical Events
      • B.C. to 1799
      • 1800 to 1849
      • 1850 to 1899
      • 1900 to 1949
      • 1953 to 1969: Policy of Termination and Relocation
      • 1970s
        • Short Answer/Essay Questions
      • 1980s to Present
    • 2: Cultural Values
    • 3: Case Study, Dementia
      • Discussion Questions
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    • Essay Question
    • Post Test
      • Multiple Choice
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