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Improve Care Through Free CLAS Resources and Training

Access practical tools, continuing medical education courses, and implementation resources designed to help healthcare professionals deliver culturally and linguistically appropriate services (CLAS) for patients with diverse language, communication, and cultural needs.

Free CLAS Resources

Explore no-cost resources created to support physicians, clinics, residency programs, and healthcare teams working to improve communication, patient experience, and appropriate access to care. Create a free account to access downloadable materials, online learning, and implementation tools.

Language Access Resources

Ready-to-use materials that support communication with patients who have limited English proficiency.

CME Courses

Free AMA PRA Category 1TM CME CLAS courses designed for physicians and healthcare professionals. Courses also qualify for Medical Ethics and/or Professional Responsibility credit.

CLAS Implementation

Practical resources to help clinics evaluate current practices and build systems that improve culturally responsive care.

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What is CLAS?

Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) are practices that help healthcare organizations provide respectful, understandable, and responsive care. CLAS supports better communication, stronger patient trust, improved health outcomes, and provide access to services regardless of background.

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Creating the Best Care Possible

Patients with limited English proficiency often face barriers to understanding diagnoses, treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care. This project was created to help address those challenges by expanding access to practical training and free resources for healthcare professionals. Developed through academic collaboration with educators, clinicians, and community service partners, the initiative is designed to support the best care possible regardless of background in real-world healthcare settings.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

CLAS Medicine | TAMU
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