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HEALLTH CARE IN DIVERSE COMMUNITIES

FAMMED 712
Course Description

Introduction to issues in health care provided in diverse communities. Topics include cultural issues in medicine, health disparities, cross-cultural communication, culture and resiliency, historical background and ethics, civil rights in practice and minority health care professionals.

Prerequisties

Declared in Medicine program

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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