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Cultural Competence

Cultura de los Cuidados, 2016
In this editorial the author describes the essential nature and characteristics of cultural competence.
Rachel E. Spector
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Revisiting cultural competence [PDF]

The Clinical Teacher, 2020
SUMMARY Background Although the importance of developing health care trainees and trainers’ cultural competence is widely acknowledged, limited information is available on what elements of cultural competence should be taught.
Jia Liu, Elaine Gill, Shuangyu Li
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Cultural competence of paediatric doctors: A qualitative study in a rural setting [PDF]

Journal of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa
Background: Cultural competence is an important aspect of patient-centred care, particularly in paediatric settings, where doctors from diverse backgrounds interact with families from different cultural contexts. South Africa is a multi-cultural country,
Ntandoyenkosi L. Msomi, Suvishka Barath
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Cultural competence among nursing students: exploring differences across academic stages [PDF]

BMC Nursing
Background Cultural competence is essential in healthcare, especially in diverse settings like Israel, to ensure equitable care for all patients. Nurses must develop skills to respect and address the unique cultural needs of various populations.
Keren Grinberg, Sara Nissim
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Exploring the impact of professional role identity and correlated factors on cultural competence among nurse practitioners [PDF]

BMC Nursing
Background Nurse practitioners (NPs) are internationally acknowledged for their advanced clinical skills and ability to provide cost-effective, high-quality care.
Wan-Yu Chou, Pei-Ching Liu, I-Ching Hou, Cheng-Chen Chou, Chi-Wen Chen, Geng-Wang Liaw, Ying-Hui Wu   +6 more
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Cultural Competence and Loneliness: Unveiling Hidden Connections Among Saudi Nurses [PDF]

Behavioral Sciences
Background: Cultural competence is essential in nursing, enabling the delivery of ethical, patient-centered, and respectful care that respects diverse cultural backgrounds in an increasingly diverse healthcare setting.
Rasha Mohammed Hussien, Ghida Saleh Algeffari, Mahmoud Abdelwahab Khedr, Wafa Hamad Almegewly   +3 more
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Cultural Competence in Refugee Service Settings: A Scoping Review

Health Equity, 2021
Purpose: Refugees and asylum seekers have unique and complex needs related to their experiences of forced displacement and resettlement. Cultural competence is widely recognized as important for the provision of effective and equitable services for ...
Ling San Lau
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The cultural competence of nurses and its relationship to socio-demographic factors: a cross-sectional survey [PDF]

BMC Nursing
Introduction Escalating migration flows necessitate an intensified focus on the cultural competence of nurses, as culturally competent care is critical for accurately assessing and addressing the needs of patients from diverse backgrounds.
Rita Urbanavičė, Rabie Adel El Arab, Donatas Austys, Marija Skvarčevskaja, Natalja Istomina   +4 more
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Cultural competence in psychotherapy. [PDF]

World Psychiatry
Kirmayer LJ.
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Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Developmental Disabilities: The Essential Role of Leadership for Cultural and Linguistic Competence

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal, 2023
There is a clear and compelling need to approach equity, diversity, and inclusion not as problems to be solved,but rather as opportunities to be realized.
Tawara D. Goode, Oluwatosin Ajisope, Sharonlyn Harrison, Betelhem Eshetu Yimer, Deborah Perry, Wendy Jones   +5 more
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