Spiritual and religious beliefs are important in patient/provider interaction


When asked how spiritual or religious beliefs affect healthcare, one of our community focus group participants said that her doctor once asked her “Is there anything your religion does not permit in terms of medical care.” She appreciated that this question was asked and thought it was an appropriate way of asking this question.


there anything your religion does not permit in terms of medical care?


“ - Community Focus Group Participant HEALTHCARE & RELIGION


Providers take religious preference into account when determining treatment increased by 20% from 2010 to 2011.


Perception of Training and Resources


16% increase from 2009 in the number of Staff who believe they are given the training and resources they need to do their job in a culturally appropriate manner.


Family inclusion in healthcare decisions


In 2009, 64% of clinical staff answered “Always” when asked if they include the client/patient and their family as partners in determining outcomes for treatment, as compared to 70% in 2010 and 80% in 2011.


64%


Family Matters: Increase Year Over Year


2009 -9- 70% 2010 80% 2011 20% ”


My doctor asked me is


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