Checklist to Facilitate the Development of Culturally and Linguistically Competent Primary Health Care Policies and Structures

This checklist from Georgetown University’s National Center for Cultural Competence is designed to help policymakers at federal, state, local, and program levels develop culturally and linguistically competent primary health care policies and organizational structures. It is an excerpt from a policy brief that presents a comprehensive rationale for incorporating cultural competence into primary care systems. Targeted at board members, agency officials, legislators, and consumer organization staff, this practical tool aims to facilitate policy development that ensures equitable, culturally responsive primary health care services for diverse communities.

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