[PPN102 Key Course Resource] Study Guide on Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility and Anti-Racism Practice Standard Companion Guide

These flashcards cover key terms and concepts from the Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility and Anti-Racism Practice Standard Companion Guide, helping students understand essential vocabulary and their definitions.

Cultural Safety

A practice that ensures Indigenous Peoples feel respected, listened to, and that their health care needs—physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual—are met.

Cultural Humility

The act of self-reflection regarding one's own values, beliefs, and biases in relation to others, emphasizing respect and mutual understanding in healthcare relationships.

Anti-Racism

The practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, policies, practices, and behaviors that perpetuate racism.

Self-Reflective Practice

A core concept of understanding how one's own biases and privileges can impact interactions and care for Indigenous Peoples.

Person-Led Care

Care that is based on the client’s individual needs and preferences, ensuring that Indigenous clients are partners in the decision-making process regarding their healthcare.

Trauma-Informed Practice

A care approach that recognizes and responds to the impact of trauma on individuals, particularly relevant for Indigenous Peoples due to historical and intergenerational trauma.

Territorial Acknowledgment

A formal statement recognizing and respecting the rights and relationships of First Nations and Indigenous Peoples to the land.

Indigenous Navigator

A role within healthcare settings that supports Indigenous clients by providing culturally safe care and connecting them with appropriate resources.

Systemic Racism

A form of racism that is embedded in the policies and practices of societal institutions, resulting in discrimination against certain racial groups.

Microaggressions

Subtle, often unintentional, interactions or behaviors that express a prejudiced attitude toward a marginalized group.