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Cultural Competency in Prevention Flashcards

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  1. A prevention specialist notices that Latino families in their community rarely attend evening substance abuse prevention workshops. What is the MOST culturally competent first step?

    Answer: Conduct a community needs assessment to understand barriers specific to Latino families

    A needs assessment identifies community-specific barriers (e.g., transportation, work schedules, distrust) before adapting programming.

  2. Which concept describes the degree to which health services are accessible, acceptable, affordable, and available to diverse populations?

    Answer: Health equity

    Health equity refers to the fair distribution of health resources and opportunities across diverse populations.

  3. When adapting an evidence-based prevention program for a Native American community, a prevention specialist should FIRST:

    Answer: Consult tribal elders and community leaders to understand cultural values

    Tribal consultation respects sovereignty and ensures adaptations align with community values and norms.

  4. The concept of 'familismo' in Latino cultures is MOST relevant to prevention programming because it:

    Answer: Indicates that family involvement can be a key protective factor in prevention efforts

    Familismo reflects strong family loyalty and cohesion, making family-based prevention strategies particularly effective in Latino communities.

  5. A prevention professional is reviewing data showing higher rates of opioid misuse among rural White populations compared to urban populations. This disparity is BEST addressed through:

    Answer: Developing geographically and culturally tailored prevention strategies

    Cultural competence includes recognizing that rural White communities also have unique cultural contexts requiring tailored prevention approaches.

  6. Which of the following BEST describes the difference between cultural sensitivity and cultural competence in prevention?

    Answer: Cultural sensitivity is awareness of differences while cultural competence involves the ability to effectively respond to those differences

    Cultural sensitivity is awareness and respect for differences, whereas cultural competence adds the skill set to translate that awareness into effective practice.

  7. A Black church has offered to host substance abuse prevention programming in an African American community. A prevention specialist should view this partnership as:

    Answer: A valuable opportunity to leverage an existing trusted community institution

    The Black church is historically a central, trusted institution in African American communities and can significantly improve program reach and credibility.

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