Using Plain Language – The CLAS-y Compliant Style of Healthcare Conversations and Communication

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Over the past five decades, healthcare providers and healthcare systems have been tasked with providing increasingly complex medical care in a more equitable, cost-efficient, time-efficient – not to mention regulation-compliant – manner.

During this Webinar, Dr. Kay Miller Temple will provide information on how thinking about melding Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) goals with the concepts of health literacy and leveraging providers’ current use of plain language might make those challenges a bit less so.

Tuesday, April 23, 2024 | 3:00 – 4:00 pm (CT)

After attending today’s session, attendees will have gained:

  1. Familiarity with how HHS’s National Standards of CLAS link to daily patient care
  2. Familiarity with how Health Literacy concepts and Plain Language usage intersects with CLAS
  3. Ideas on how to leverage providers’ current Plain Language use to further increase efficiency and patient satisfaction
  4. Ideas on how organizations can leverage Plain Language and Health Literacy for Community Engagement options

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Dr. Kay TempleSpeaker: Kay Miller Temple MD, MMC

For 30 years, Dr. Kay Miller Temple practiced internal medicine, pediatrics and hospice/palliative care in urban and rural areas. She served in numerous leadership positions, including 5 years as chair of a Southwest quaternary healthcare system’s Utilization Review committee. With a master’s in journalism and mass communication, she is in her 8th year as a writer covering rural health topics for a federally funded national rural health information clearinghouse based at the University of North Dakota Center for Rural Health and housed in the university’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences. She has expertise in rural health literacy and plain language and speaks frequently on these topics. The fortunate circumstances of her birth allowed her to grow up on her family’s South Dakota farm, originally homesteaded in the 1880s by her great-great grandparents, she continues to hold her rurality as her primary identity.
Image by John Haim obtained via Pixabay

Event Details

  • April 23, 2024
  • 03:00 PM to 04:00 PM

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Event Type

  • Virtual

Host

Partners

  • Quality Health Associates of North Dakota

Audiences

  • Director of Nursing
  • Physicians
  • Community Education
  • Social Workers
  • Nursing
  • Quality
  • Public Health

Organization Types

  • Quality Improvement Organization (QIO)

For More Information

https://greatplainsqin.org/blog/great-plains-lan-event-using-plain-language-the-clas-y-compliant-style-of-healthcare-conversations-and-communication-april-23-2024/