A 60-year-old Inuit woman with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes and a history of traumatic experiences in residential school is hesitant to attend sp...

Question

A 60-year-old Inuit woman with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes and a history of traumatic experiences in residential school is hesitant to attend specialist appointments after previous encounters where she felt judged. Which approach best reflects culturally safe, trauma-informed care?

Accepted Answer

Ask open-endedly about her priorities and experiences with the health system, collaborate with her and local community resources to design care that respects her cultural context

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Firmly tell her that if she does not attend appointments, complications are her responsibility

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Insist that she transfer care to a southern tertiary centre

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Avoid discussing her past experiences as it may retraumatise her

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Assume she will not engage and focus only on acute issues

ca-mccqe1 MCQ (SBA): Cultural safety in Indigenous diabetes care

A 60-year-old Inuit woman with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes and a history of traumatic experiences in residential school is hesitant to attend specialist appointments after previous encounters where she felt judged. Which approach best reflects culturally safe, trauma-informed care?