Document Type
Presentation
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Publication Date
6-18-2021
Abstract
Trauma and stress are correlated to many disruptive health conditions and account for a substantial amount of the financial and social resources contributed toward maintaining health and promoting wellness. Implementation of trauma-informed care in higher education impacts student and faculty learning; current and future professionals’ provision of care; patients’ and participants’ quality of care and life, and access to healing; and ultimately, the social determinants of health. An “Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care” workshop was developed and delivered to students in health-related disciplines with the intent to create access to trauma-informed concepts and practices. Evaluations determined that the workshop was positively received and contributed to participants’ increased interest in and understanding of the significance of trauma-informed care as it pertains to their learning and future careers.
Recommended Citation
Picciano, Cari, "An Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care: What Students Need to Know" (2021). Master of Public Health Capstone Presentations. Presentation 383.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/mphcapstone_presentation/383
Language
English
Comments
Presentation: 6:53
Poster attached as supplemental file below