Creating culturally-competent health-care programs and services helps keep our communities healthy and empowers community members to take responsibility for their health and the health of their families. Culturally-competent health care takes into account not only differences in language, but also differences in practices and experiences that affect our expectations in health-care interactions.
UHN targeted languages include Chinese, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
UHN Resources
UHN Brochures and Pamphlets ![]()
After Your Gastric Bypass Surgery
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Breast Cancer Fact Sheet
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Exercises after Your Surgery
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Preparation Instructions for Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy for either Prostate Cancer or Bladder Cancer
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Protecting Yourself from Falls at Home
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Swallowing Problems after Stroke
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UHN Clinics or Centres
Related Web Sites
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British Columbia Ministry of Health |
| Translated health files in French, Spanish, Vietnamese, Punjabi, and Chinese. | |
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MedlinePlus |
| Quality consumer health information in multiple languages. | |
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NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service |
| Maintained by the New South Wales Department of Health, this contains common health topics in 47 languages. Browsers can search by topics or by languages and download any of the language versions with the Adobe Acrobat software. | |
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EthnoMed |
| Patient education materials are available in a variety of different languages. |
