Event
Effective Intercultural Communication Strategies in Outreach Efforts-Webhosting (Chapel Hill)
Cardinal Innovations Healthcare to webhost the 2014-2015 National Online Training Series on Mental Health and Intellectual Disability developed by the Center for START Services.
Each month a presentation can be viewed in the Kannapolis office conference center and at the Chapel Hill Office.
Contracted providers, Stakeholders, and Cardinal employees are invited to attend.
The trainings begin at 12pm please bring your lunch and listen.
The topics & dates of the series are:
October 16, 2015-Effective Intercultural Communication Strategies in Outreach Efforts
November 20, 2015-The Importance of Data Collection & Analysis
January 22, 2016-START Scholars Presentation: Admission & Discharge Summaries: A Case Study
March 18, 2016 (3.5 hrs)-Celebrating Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
April 15, 2016-Family & Self-Advocate Perspectives on IDD & Mental Health
May 20, 2016 (7 hrs.)- Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month
The October training will be on October 16: Effective Intercultural Communication Strategies in Outreach Efforts (2 hours)
Presenter: Julie Moser, MA, CAGS, Director of Online Training, Center for START Services
Objectives:
List at least three reasons why studying intercultural communication is important
State at least three key skills needed for effective intercultural communication
Demonstrate basic intercultural communication knowledge via a Critical Incident Analysis
Seating is limited so please ensure that you have registered in advance through Brown Paper Ticket by clicking one of the following links:
October Event-Chapel Hill: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2380615
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LocationCardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions (View)
201 Sage Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
United States
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