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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Culturally Congruent Care"”.
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Incorporating traditional healers in the care of mental disorders: The experiences of mental health nurses in Lesotho
… health providers often encourages mental health care users to seek mental health services from alternative medicine providers such as traditional healers. Traditional healers form a substantial part of the alternative mental health workforce globally as well as in Sub-Saharan Africa. In Lesotho, …
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Understanding the Culture Care Practices of Rural Immigrant Mexican Women
… ethnonursing study was to understand the culture care meanings, expressions, patterns and practices of immigrant Mexican women who live in a rural community in Ohio. Leininger's Culture Care Diversity and Universality Theory was utilized as an organizing framework in studying the domain of …
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Generic and Professional Health Care Beliefs, Expressions and Practices of Syrian Muslims Living in the Midwestern United States
… to discover the generic and professional health care beliefs, expressions, and practices of Syrian Muslims living in the Midwestern United States and to describe the influence of worldview, cultural context, and social structure, such as technological, religious, political, educational, and …
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Growing old on the farm: An Ethnonursing examination of aging and health within the Agrarian rural subculture
… being and 3) To Agrarian elder men and women care is the physical and emotional presence of others during both health and illness. The findings of this study provide a framework from which to develop culturally congruent care for agrarian elders as well as identify implications for nursing …
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Cultural Expressions, Meanings, Beliefs, and Practices of Mexican American Women During the Postpartum Period: An Ethnonursing Study
… in the postpartum period. Leininger's culture care diversity and universality theory was utilized as the undergirding framework for this study. Eight key and 15 general informants participated in this study. The ethnodemographic interview guide, a qualitative enabler, was used to assist with …
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Culture Care Beliefs, Meanings and Practices Related to Health and Well-Being of South Sudanese "Lost Boy and Lost Girl" Refugees
… to describe, analyze and interpret the culture care beliefs, meanings and practices related to health and well-being of South Sudanese "Lost Boy and Lost Girls" following resettlement in the United States. Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality and the ethnonursing method …
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Cultural Aspects of End of Life Advance Care Planning for African Americans: An Ethnonursing Study
… to patient autonomy, mistrust of the healthcare system, low health literacy, strong spiritual beliefs, desire for aggressive interventions, importance of family-communal decision making, and presence of comorbidities. End of Life (EOL) advance care planning (ACP) promotes patient and family …
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Uplifting and Prioritizing Black Voices in Trauma Intervention: Cultural Adaptations of Written Exposure Therapy for Trauma-Exposed Black Women
… minorities into account and provide a culturally responsive approach to treating mental health problems, including PTSD. This qualitative research study seeks to amalgamate existing literature centering the needs of Black women in therapy, along with direct community stakeholder …
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Generic and professional culture care meanings and practices of Finnish women in birth within Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality
… of inquiry was generic and professional cultural care meanings and practices of Finnish women in birth. The purpose was to discover culture care diversities and universalities of generic and professional care of Finnish women in birth. Discovery of the epistemic and ontological dimensions of …
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Health Perceptions and Health Care Practices of Lakota Sioux Living Off the Reservation in Western South Dakota
<p>Health perceptions and care practices have important implications for nursing, given the role of the nurse in providing holistic, culturally congruent care. The fundamental emphasis of nursing on understanding and treating human responses to health and illness lends itself to a concern for …
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Perceived assets of pregnant African American teens : a phenomenological study using asset maps and photovoice
… ages of 16 and 19, who were receiving prenatal care at an urban clinic in the Midwestern United States, were recruited as participants in this study. The young women completed a demographic questionnaire and participated in an initial interview and asset map formation. Participants were guided …
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Relationship Between Nurse Educators' Cultural Competence and Ethnic Minority Nursing Students' Recruitment and Graduation.
… in the United States, more minority healthcare providers, including nurses, are needed to provide culturally congruent care in underserved communities. Literature has implied that nurse educators' lack of cultural competence and sensitivity regarding minority nursing students' educational …
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Culture care values, beliefs, and practices of Mexican American migrant farm workers related to health promoting behaviors
… and systematically analyze the culture care values, beliefs, and practices of migrant farm workers related to health promoting behaviors in context of their temporary living accommodations and work setting in two small towns in east central Indiana. The goal of this study was to generate …
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The Meaning and Experiences of Healthy Eating in Mexican American Children: A Focused Ethnography
… and other factors that may be vital in directing culturally appropriate health promotion interventions. </p><p> Research Design</p><p> A focused ethnography method using Leininger's four phases of data analysis was utilized. </p><p> Informants</p><p> The researcher interviewed twenty-one children …
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Amish Childbearing Beliefs and Practices and the Implications for Nurse-Midwives as Servant-Leader Care Providers
… in turn have created challenges for care providers outside the Amish culture who are seeking research-based knowledge about what constitutes culturally congruent childbearing care from the Amish woman's perspective. It is unknown how using a Servant-Leadership model to provide care in …
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An Analysis of Cultural Content in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Textbooks
… based on Madeleine Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality. Four major research questions were posed for the study: (1) What cultures are represented in psychiatric/mental health nursing textbooks?; (2) How frequently is each culture represented?; (3) What is the context …
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Culturally Congruent Interventions for People Living with Epilepsy in Selected Rural Communities of Limpopo and Mpumalanga Provinces
… are usually given first preference, and healthcare practitioners are considered later, causing unnecessary delays in early diagnosis and treatment. Aim: This study aimed to develop culturally congruent interventions for people living with epilepsy in selected rural communities in Limpopo and …