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HMA Webinar: Culturally Responsive Health Care and the Federally Mandated CLAS Standards

February 17, 2015 by Chris Liu-Beers

NYAPRS Note: Health care providers, particularly in NY but certainly across the country, are managing new expectation, building relationships with competitors and across sectors, and stretching the boundaries of programmatic innovation. Often, an idea like cultural competence may seem appealing, but may not attract significant enough attention amidst the many changes facing the health care system. The webinar advertised below helps providers, administrators, and policy makers understand ways to include cultural competence into program standards and innovative change, and the mechanisms and influences mandating its inclusion in the way health care is delivered.

Health Management Associates

Health Management Associates - No One Knows Health Care Like We Do.

Do the Right Thing: Culturally Responsive Health Care and the Federally Mandated CLAS Standards

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Webinar

Thursday, March 12, 2015

1 to 2 p.m. EST

The time for culturally responsive health care is now. Not only is it the right thing to do, but key elements are mandated by the federal CLAS standards (Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services). There is also a strong business case for culturally responsive health care; it drives patient satisfaction, helps improve outcomes, and brings a degree of economic viability to what is essentially an unfunded mandate. Unfortunately, many healthcare organizations find themselves either unfamiliar with the standards or lagging in the development and implementation of strategies for full compliance. During this webinar, Health Management Associates Principal Dr. Jeff Ring will make the case for socially responsive health care and show your organization how to take the necessary steps to make it work for your patients and your organization.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the rationale for culturally responsive health care – from a legal, business and social justice standpoint.
  • Increase your knowledge of the federal CLAS standards, and obtain a blueprint for overcoming key barriers to compliance.
  • Learn how culturally responsive health care can result in increased patient satisfaction and improved outcomes.


Confirmed HMA Speakers
Jeffrey Ring
Jeffrey Ring, PhD, Principal

Who Should Attend

Executives of hospitals, physician practices, clinics and health plans interested in a broader understanding of the case for culturally responsive health care and the key components of the federal CLAS standards.


Register now for this free webinar.

800.678.2299 | healthmanagement.com

Health Management Associates (HMA) is an independent, national research and consulting firm specializing in publicly financed health care reform, policy and programs. We serve government, public and private providers, health systems, health plans, institutional investors, foundations and associations. Every client matters. Every client gets our best. With 16 offices and over 125 multidisciplinary consultants coast to coast, our expertise, our services and our team are always within client reach.

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