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Use Let's get real education and training resources to enhance health workforce learning outcomes
Resources to support education and learning using Let’s get real
Let's get real can be used to inform the design and development of new health education or training programmes or for reviewing current programmes. The following sections can provide a useful guide to systematically examine how your health education or training programme aligns with Let's get real or to strengthen alignment to desired learning outcomes where needed.
Use the sections below to quickly access resources to support educating and training using the components of Let's get real.
| Use the language of Let’s get real | Include Let’s get real values and attitudes in the learning experience |
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| Real Language, Real Hope: a concise resource packed with examples, highlighting the impact that words we choose can have on our own attitudes as well as on those around us. | Values informed approaches Let's get real Values and attitudes |
| Language Matters: a poster you can display in your education or training space. The poster provides person-centric language options to use when discussing addiction. | Values in action workshop - facilitator guide Let's get real Values posters Let's get real Values cards |
| Te Reo Hāpai: The Language of Enrichment: an up to date reference of Māori language used in the mental health, addiction and disability sectors. | Values in action - planning for implementation template |
| Apply the Let’s get real seven Real Skills | Involve different perspectives in the design and delivery of health education and training |
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| Seven real skills Working with people experiencing mental health and addiction needs options to use when discussing addiction. |
Engagement essentials |
| Working with Māori | Mental health stigma reduction guidelines from Changing Minds aim to reduce the stigma and discrimination faced by those who have experienced mental health issues. |
| Working with communities | Discrimination: "What you do makes the difference" is a short resource from Like Minds Like Mine that raises awareness of ways to reduce discrimination. |
| Applying law, policy and standards | Understanding bias in health care by the Health Quality & Safety Commission. The series of three online learning modules has been endorsed by the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners for professional development points. |
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