Odo Ya Life With Aids Summary

“The National Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Standards are intended to advance health equity, improve quality, and help eliminate health care disparities by establishing a blueprint for health and health care organizations”(U.S Department of Health and Human Services Office of minority Health, n.d.). United States goal is to provide equal healthcare to its citizen, by this being said our government strive to provide equal healthcare regardless of your race, social status, and economical status. In addition, they want provided standard plan to eradicate disparities. The benefits I gained from article and videos provided in this course are I became more inform of different cultures and practices that I don’t encounter often at work, this also provided an opportunities for me understand complexity of health care system.
Communication is essential in nursing, I believe that for the patient to comply with your teaching they should have a full understanding of the concept of what you are implementing. For example, our patients in our clinic comes everyday to
For example the video Odo ya! Life with AIDS, this film is about the people in Brazil that have AIDS, it narrate other people treat them become of their disease, at the same time how other people are not fully aware how the AIDS is acquired. Odo ya! is a comic that provide information about AIDS. At one point in the movie it was mention during the festival is the time of peak of spreading AIDS, the “ILEAIYE” organization provide condom and pamphlet about AIDS. However, it also mention in the movie during the time they film the movie the city refused to provide condom to carnival group for a reason that they think the that the people is not responsible to use the condom. Given this point, It’s clear that the government misjudge the there people and inhibit them to have access to healthcare