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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Ethnonursing"”.
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Somali Immigrant Perceptions of Mental Health and Illness: An Ethnonursing Study
The purpose of this qualitative ethnonursing research study was to explore, discover, and understand the mental health meanings, beliefs, and practices from the perspective of immigrant Somalis living in the United States. Leininger's Culture Care Diversity and Universality Theory, ethnonursing …
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Discovering the Healthcare Beliefs and Practices of Rural Mestizo Ecuadorians: An Ethnonursing Study
Purpose</p><p> This qualitative ethnonursing study was to discover and understand the role of the nurse, healthcare beliefs and practices of rural mestizo Ecuadorians. Discovering these beliefs and practices will enable nurses and other healthcare workers to provide care that is acceptable, …
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Cultural Aspects of End of Life Advance Care Planning for African Americans: An Ethnonursing Study
… </strong>Leininger’s Culture Care Theory and Ethnonursing Method guided the study. A convenience sample of 21 informants from the Midwestern U.S. were interviewed in community settings. Data analysis was guided using Leininger’s <em>Phases of Ethnonursing Data Analysis for Qualitative …
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Growing old on the farm: An Ethnonursing examination of aging and health within the Agrarian rural subculture
The purpose of this Ethnonursing study was to discover and explore the elder agrarian rural subculture in regard to well-being, health beliefs, values and practices. In depth interviews utilizing a semi-structured interview guide were carried out with eleven key and 23 general informants in a rural …
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Cultural Expressions, Meanings, Beliefs, and Practices of Mexican American Women During the Postpartum Period: An Ethnonursing Study
The purpose of this ethnonursing study was to discover, understand, describe, and explicate the emic expressions, meanings, beliefs, practices, and experiences of postpartum Mexican American women living in a Passaic, New Jersey, community and to gain an understanding of any phenomena in the …
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Perceptions of Care During the Prenatal Period: An Ethnonursing Study of African American Childbearing Women in the Military Health System
… care during the prenatal period. Methodology: An ethnonursing study was conducted in two military treatment facilities. The sample comprised 21 informants. Findings: Leininger’s Four Phases of Ethnonursing Data Analysis revealed three themes: (a) African American military women in the MHS have …
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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
The purpose of this ethnonursing 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 …
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Culture Care of Puerto Rican Elderly in a Community Setting
The purpose 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 …
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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
The purpose of this ethnonursing study was to discover, describe and 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 …
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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
… Leininger's theory of Culture Care with the ethnonursing and audiovisual research methods, was used to study the generic and professional care meanings and practices. Several enablers were used to obtain indepth knowledge about Finnish birthing practices from the holistic emic and etic …
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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
The purpose of this ethnonursing 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 …
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Culture care values, beliefs, and practices of Mexican American migrant farm workers related to health promoting behaviors
… Care Diversity and Universality. The qualitative ethnonursing research method was used. Semi-structured interviews were conducted using both an ethnonursing inquiry guide and an ethno-demographic information guide developed by the researcher.Sixteen key informants and three general informants …
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Food Intake and Physical Activity Assessment of Native American Children with Acanthosis Nigricans and their Friends
… /> Leininger's theory of Cultural Care and Ethnonursing provided the foundation for the study to discover universalities. Food intake and physical activities were discussed; implications for future research for nurses in health promotion and disease prevention is proposed. The information …
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Understanding the Culture Care Practices of Rural Immigrant Mexican Women
The purpose 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 …
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Generic and Professional Health Care Beliefs, Expressions and Practices of Syrian Muslims Living in the Midwestern United States
The purpose of this ethnonursing study was 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, …
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Culture Care Education and Experiences of African American Students in Predominantly Euro American Associate Degree Nursing Programs
The purpose of this 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 …
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The Struggle for Balance: Culture Care Worldview of Mexican Americans About Diabetes Mellitus
… without DM. Four phases of analysis of ethnonursing method revealed thirteen categories, five patterns and three themes. The categories were: Health; faith and religion; natural living; tranquility and stress; strong emotions; susto; immigration; life in US; family advice and support; …
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Cultural Competence and the Residents of the Homeward Bound Residential Homeless Program
… research design used for this study was the mini-ethnonursing approach as described by Leininger, nurse anthropologist and creator of the Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality. Twelve interviews were conducted with 10 emic and 2 etic participants. The domain of inquiry centered on the …
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Ideas for Diabetes Prevention in High Risk American Indian Children: A Parent Focus Group Approach
… of NIDDM. Leininger's theory of Culture Care and ethnonursing methodologies were used in this study to gain greater understanding and meaning of American Indians daily life experiences.<br /> A focus group technique, was utilized in this study to. a) facilitate a discussion of perceptions and …
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Teacher Perceptions of Food and Activity Patterns Among Children in an American Indian Community at High Risk for Diabetes: A Teacher Focus Group Approach
… of NIDDM. Leininger's theory of Culture Care and ethnonursing methodologies were used in this study to gain understanding and meaning of the perspective of teachers.<br /> Krueger's focus group technique was utilized in this study to: a) facilitate discussions of the perceptions and beliefs of …
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