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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"cultural safety"”.
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Why Are We Settling? Indigenous Cultural Safety Education for Counsellors in Ontario
Indigenous cultural safety education is crucial to achieving greater health equity for Indigenous Peoples (Browne et al., 2016) by helping counsellors recognize the social, historical, political, and economic context of contemporary Indigenous wellness experiences (Ramsden, 2002). Accredited …
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Focus on first peoples first thousand days : Cultural safety from the perspectives of select Aboriginal women in Regina, Saskatchewan
… children with effects lasting into adulthood. Cultural safety has been reported to improve access to health care for Aboriginal Canadians, but little is known about the significance of cultural safety from the perspective of Aboriginal women during the first thousand days. Methodology. An …
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An exploration surrounding cultural safety evidence submitted to meet self-assessment within a Professional Development and Recognition Programme in New Zealand
… to answer what evidence is submitted to meet the cultural safety competency within self-assessment examples in a New Zealand Professional Development and Recognition Programme for nurses. The Nursing Council of New Zealand in essence, define cultural safety as a broad-based concept encompassing …
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Mental Health In The Primary Care Of Trans Patients
… inequality. Placing guidelines in a framework of cultural safety will increase the likelihood that patient narrative, needs and culture are respected and taken into consideration when providing care and developing treatment plans for trans patients, thereby decreasing the impact of systemic …
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Achieving equitable health outcomes for Pacific peoples living with cardiovascular disease in Aotearoa New Zealand: exploring the contribution of community pharmacists
… community pharmacists, highlighting trust and cultural congruence as essential to facilitating medication adherence and healthcare engagement. Challenges identified included language barriers and inequitable healthcare structures. Community pharmacists acknowledged their role as medicine …
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Exploring experiences of mental health in second generation South Asian Canadians
… campaigns and for advocating for increased cultural safety and humility in the Canadian healthcare system.
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Exploring the factors that influence equitable access to and social participation in dementia care programs by foreign-born population living in Toronto and Durham Region
… the process of care delivery (i.e., insufficient cultural and age sensitivity in program facilitation) and the process of implementation (i.e., strategies to protect cultural safety, impact of stigma and normalization of dementia symptoms). The study identifies the importance of raising awareness …
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Indigenous Language Inclusion in Emergency Communications: A Case Study of the 2023 Yellowknife Wildfire Evacuation
… the implications for reconciliation and public safety. Despite the Government of the Northwest Territories’ recognition of nine Indigenous languages, all alerts were issued only in English and French. Using a decolonizing policy analysis informed by cultural safety theory (Papps & Ramsden, 1996; …
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Decolonizing Institutional Practices: Supporting Aboriginal College Student Success
… their studies. It identifies the significance of cultural safety and support in overcoming feelings of loneliness and isolation, and explores the role of family and community encouragement in helping students persist to graduation. It also discusses the role of faculty relationships and the need …
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Trans, Genderqueer, Non-Binary and Gender Non-Conforming Peoples Experiences With Mental Health Care in Ontario
… care system, many found it to be inaccessible, culturally unsafe, or even harmful. While participants came into contact with mental health care for a wide range of reasons, many discussed difficulties and harms resulting from the requirement to navigate around gatekeepers in the mental health …
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Occupational therapists in Aotearoa responding to community need
… and professional identity, and promotion of cultural safety and recognition of te ao Māori. It is hoped that these recommendations will support the development of community-responsive roles within Aotearoa.
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Cultural Implications of Percussion in Music Therapy: A Qualitative Analysis of Semi-Structured Interviews With Experts
… their sessions and are expected to develop cultural awareness and sensitivity in their music therapy practice. Additionally, percussion has a deep and rich cultural history and relationship, both within European contexts and outside of them. However, there is very little research regarding …
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Maintaining wa (harmony): Japanese women negotiating their birth experiences in New Zealand
… in Dunedin, New Zealand. New Zealand is a multicultural society comprised of people from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Currently, nearly 10% of the population identify as being of Asian descent, and this group has grown the fastest among all ethnic groups. A part of this demographic shift has been …
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Culturally safe management of aggression and violence in mental health care institutions
… Based Knowledge System often makes care not culturally safe or appropriate. Most of the research done in this regard focusses on pure management of aggression and violence and the effect of training programmes in the European context. This research project, however explored the methods used …
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Exploring Anti-colonial Struggles in Nursing: A Situational Analysis of Indigenous Homelessness and Community Health Nursing
… Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Calls to Action. Cultural competency/safety were key frameworks found during this review. However, these frameworks may have limited effect against racism and CHNs noted considerable confusion among these concepts. In the interviews, leadership and organizational …
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Making a diversity difference : stories of leadership in creating a more inclusive nursing profession
… the profession, but not simply in relation to cultural or physical difference. They described a lack of acceptance within the profession of different ways of thinking and being—referred to in the study as diversity of thought. They reported that the profession expected and reinforced conformist …
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The Impact of Culturally Diverse Student Populations on High School Mathematics Teachers’ Preparations and Practices in Southern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
… that when schooling practices overlook students’ cultural identities or normalize a single cultural frame, students can experience marginalization and reduced access to equitable opportunities to learn (Gay, 2018; Ladson-Billings, 1995; Milner, 2010). In mathematics, a subject often perceived as …
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