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Course registration is open only one week prior to the class start!
Online registration is mandatory for attending a course!
Registration for guest courses is done ONLY on the platform.
Students who have not registered on the platform, but attend the course, will not receive a certificate.
The MAXIMUM number of participants is 35, unless it is otherwise specified.
Face-to-face Course
The School of Psychology and Educational Sciences
The course is designed to equip healthcare providers with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively communicate and interact with patients from diverse cultural backgrounds. The course covers topics such as cultural awareness, sensitivity, and the impact of cultural beliefs on health behaviors and decision-making. Through case studies, role-playing, and practical exercises, participants learn strategies for overcoming language barriers, addressing cultural differences, and providing patient-centered care. The course aims to enhance the quality of healthcare delivery by fostering empathy, respect, and understanding in multicultural healthcare settings.
Teacher:
- Professor Raya Mahdi Nunez and Carlos Nunez
NM Consultants, The Netherlands
Date:
- November 2, 3, 4/2026 from 09:00 to 11:30
Room : MBA1
Working language: English
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