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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"Culture care"”.
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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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Understanding the Culture Care Practices of Rural Immigrant Mexican Women
… of this 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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Culture Care of Puerto Rican Elderly in a Community Setting
… of this ethnonursing study was to discover the culture care meanings, beliefs, expressions, and practices of urban elderly Puerto Ricans residing in a mid-sized community. The Culture Care Theory was used as the guiding framework in studying the domain of inquiry: the discovery of the meanings …
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Culture Care Meanings, Beliefs and Practices of Rural Dominicans in a Rural Village of the Dominican Republic: An Ethnonursing Study Conceptualized within the Culture Care Theory
… analyze the meanings, beliefs and practices of care for Dominican people living in a rural village of the Dominican Republic. Leininger's Culture Care Diversity and Universality Theory and ethnonursing method was utilized as an organizing framework for studying the domain of inquiry. Interviews …
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The Struggle for Balance: Culture Care Worldview of Mexican Americans About Diabetes Mellitus
… meanings, symbols, and lifeways to explicate the culture care worldview about Diabetes Mellitus (DM) for Mexican American participants. Leininger's Culture Care Diversity and Universality Theory served as an organizing framework Interviews were conducted with thirty Mexican American key …
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Culture care values, beliefs, and practices of Mexican American migrant farm workers related to health promoting behaviors
… explicate, 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 …
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Culture Care Education and Experiences of African American Students in Predominantly Euro American Associate Degree Nursing Programs
… ethnonursing study was to discover the cultural care education and experiences of African American students in predominantly Euro American Associate Degree Nursing Programs. Leininger's Culture Care Diversity and Universality Theory was used as a framework to describe the worldview, beliefs, …
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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
… study was 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 …
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An Exploration of the Culture Care Experiences of Puerto Rican Families with a Child with Special Health Care Needs as Perceived by the Family Caregiver
Advances in medical care have resulted in rising numbers of children living with chronic illness. Nurses care for families with special needs during all aspects of their care from the office visit, the inpatient stay, and in the home. Therefore, nurses need to be highly skilled and sensitive to the …
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Discovering the Culture Care Meanings and Care Expressions of Men with a Spinal Cord Injury from the Appalachian Region of West Virginia: An Ethnonursing Study
… study was to discover and describe the culture care meanings and care expressions of men with a spinal cord injury from the Appalachian region of West Virginia. Spinal cord injury is a sudden, traumatic, and life altering event. The impact of this type of injury on the person and their …
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Does culture influence the birth experiences of first-generation Nigerian women in London?
… (FGNW) living in London. FGNW’s folk (emic) care practices were compared with midwifery (etic) perspectives to gauge the interplay with maternity care competency and congruency in meeting their needs. The objective was to highlight factors within emic and etic care that may influence birth …
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Somali Immigrant Perceptions of Mental Health and Illness: An Ethnonursing Study
… Somalis living in the United States. Leininger's Culture Care Diversity and Universality Theory, ethnonursing method, and ethnonursing enablers were utilized as organizing frameworks for studying the domain of inquiry. Interviews were conducted with 21 general informants and 9 key informants, all …
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Using Appreciative Inquiry on a Multicultural Nursing Unit as a Transcultural Method for Discovering Individual Strengths and Common Values About Caring Relationships
… satisfaction linked to patient satisfaction and Culture Care.</p>
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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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Cultural Expressions, Meanings, Beliefs, and Practices of Mexican American Women During the Postpartum Period: An Ethnonursing Study
… phenomena 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 …
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Opening the Black Box: Understanding Adult Inpatient Falls
… and systematically analyze universal and diverse care meanings and expressions of adults experiencing a fall while hospitalized. The research was conceptualized with the ethnographic theoretical framework of Culture Care Diversity and Universality (Leininger 2001, 2006). Data collection took place …
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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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Protection Epitaphs: Material Connection Between Death and Magic in Ancient Rome
Death culture is a fundamental aspect of human existence, with the primary purpose of commemorating and preserving the identity of the deceased. Epitaphs, a physical object created to mark the tomb, are seen in antiquity and modern cultures. Protection epitaphs, a subset of these epitaphs, are a …
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Health-Related Beliefs, Practices, and Experiences of Migrant Dominicans in the Northeastern United States
… to health, the ways that migrant Dominicans take care of their health in their new environment, and their experience with professional health care in the Northeastern United States.</p> <p><strong>Design: </strong>This descriptive qualitative study was guided by Leininger’s Theory of Culture Care …
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Cultural Competence and the Residents of the Homeward Bound Residential Homeless Program
… To help define homelessness as a recognizable subculture.</p> <p>Background: Homelessness is a growing public health issue, with over 3.5 million individuals facing homelessness each day in the United States. The difficulty providing health care to this diverse population is well documented, yet …
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