Health & Migration: Endorsed Home Care Practice [HC-08]
Home care agencies serving migrant and refugee clients face compounding risks when care plans ignore displacement history, language barriers persist ...
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Instructor
Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze, MD, MPH, PhD
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Home care agencies serving migrant and refugee clients face compounding risks when care plans ignore displacement history, language barriers persist daily, and staff lack tools to navigate legal-status diversity. This course equips home care teams to meet all ten Health & Migration endorsement criteria — protecting clients, caregivers, and the agency alike.
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Part I — Adapting Care to Migration and Displacement History
Part II — Language Support for Daily Home Care Interaction
Part III — Respecting Cultural and Religious Practices at Home
Part IV — Legal, Non-Discriminatory Work Authorization Verification
Part V — Supporting Caregivers Through Legal Status Changes
Part VI — Recognizing Immigrant Caregivers' Retention Advantage
Part VII — Recognizing Legal Status Diversity Among Clients
Part VIII — Care and Documentation Regardless of Immigration Status
Part IX — Bias Awareness Extended to Immigrant Caregivers
Part X — Maintaining Continuity When a Client Relocates
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Capstone & certificate
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Duration
5h
Course requirements
Internet access and a willingness to learn. No prior knowledge required.
Intended audience
Doctors, nurses and other health workers, and students.
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