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A sense of belonging: Building cultural competency at Dykeland Lodge
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A sense of belonging: Building cultural competency at Dykeland Lodge
As Nova Scotia welcomes healthcare workers from around the world, long-term care homes are becoming more diverse. But as CEO Krista Buehler points out, recruitment is not enough. “You have onboarded them, but have you culturally onboarded them? Have you welcomed them to the facility?”
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