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CALD Child and Adolescent Mental Health Resource

WEBThis document aims to provide cultural information on child and adolescent mental health issues for CALD clients and families. It is not a stand-alone document and it is assumed …

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Psychosis and schizophrenia CALD Child and Adolescent Mental …

WEBThe primary clinical implication of an association between stress sensitivity and psychosis is that stress alleviation techniques may be beneficial for people with psychotic …

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About this Resource Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource …

WEBThis NEXT button is located at the bottom right corner of the page and it is for moving to the next resource page. NB: if you are using a tablet device please note that (a) this NEXT …

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Introduction Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource eCALD

WEBMaternal Health for CALD Women Resource. In the last decade, there has been a significant increase in births to Asian women in New Zealand. Currently, in the Auckland …

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References Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource eCALD

WEBADHB (2014). National Women’s Hospital Clinical Report 2014.Auckland: ADHB. Retrieved from: http://nationalwomenshealth.adhb.govt.nz. ADHB (2013).

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About this Resource CALD Older People Resource eCALD …

WEBThis resource is for health practitioners working with CALD older people and their families in primary, community, mental health, secondary care, home-based support services …

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Cultural formulation (DSM V) CALD Child and Adolescent Mental …

WEBMental health service provision for culturally diverse populations requires assessment and treatment planning that is sensitive to the client and their family’s ethno-cultural …

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Postnatal Care Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource

WEBMaternal Health for CALD Women Resource. In the cultural profiles section, diverse cultural practices during the postnatal period will be identified in order to provide evidence-based …

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Explanatory Models Pre Course Reading for CALD 9

WEBWhy we need to understand the client’s explanatory model. Beliefs about the illness might determine whether or not a client seeks help at all. Clients from ethnic communities …

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Antenatal Care Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource

WEBIt is helpful for health practitioners to explain to women who are new to New Zealand that antenatal screening includes ultrasound scans and blood tests and that the ultrasound …

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Rationale Pre Course Reading for CALD 9 eCALD Supplementary …

WEBRationale for Cross-cultural Assessment. Cross-cultural assessment is a complex and challenging aspect of mental health. Most of the difficulties are generated by using …

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Korean women Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource

WEBTraditional Korean health care beliefs and practices include a belief in (Waitemata DHB, eCALD® Services, 2015): Fate/karma which may be seen as a reason for ill health. …

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Traditional health beliefs and practices Caring for Asian Children

WEBAsians have very diverse religious belief systems. Religious beliefs are not universal among all Asians. In the healthcare setting, it is helpful to have a basic understanding of the …

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Expressing Distress Pre Course Reading for CALD 9 eCALD

WEBUnderstanding the cultural context of communication is critical in mental health as there is so much variation in the way different cultures express and communicate distress. …

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Key considerations: perinatal mental health

WEBhe Growing up in New Zealand study shows that being a migrant or refugee woman and being without extended family support exposes women who are mothers to maternal …

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Sikh women Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource eCALD

WEBMaternal Health for CALD Women Resource. Since beliefs may vary among Sikhs, it is important to ask rather than assume what is important to the individual/family. This is …

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Myanmarese (Burmese): Karen, Chin and Rohingya women

WEBKaren women fear complications in birth, knowing this to be a common cause of death (Queensland Health, 2009). To ease the birth, Karen traditional midwives cast magical …

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Filipino women Maternal Health for CALD Women Resource

WEB(Adapted from Queensland Health Multicultural Services, 2009) Cultural Profile Main language. Tagalog is the national language of the Philippines, although Filipinos also …

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Cultural considerations in assessment CALD Child and Adolescent

WEBAssessing children and adolescents is best done in a semi-structured way in order to establish rapport, engage the child and collect information.

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