cultural competence training

How Can Pediatricians Continue to Develop Cultural Competence?

To maintain and enhance their cultural competence, pediatricians should:
Engage in lifelong learning through ongoing education and training.
Seek feedback from colleagues and patients to identify areas for improvement.
Participate in community activities to better understand the cultural backgrounds of their patients.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive care.

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