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Showing 1 to 20 of 126 for “"culturally competent"”.
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Investigating culturally competent reflective practice in diabetes healthcare
Cultural competence is a relatively recent term describing appropriate ways of working with increasingly diverse cultures in society. By interviewing diabetes practitioners, this study sought to investigate the interaction between scientific knowledge and the practice of diabetes healthcare with …
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Perceptions of culturally competent practice behaviour by newly qualified nurses
… expects newly qualified nurses (NQNs) to deliver culturally sensitive and respectful care. Aim: The study aimed to explore NQNs’ perceptions of culturally competent practice during the first 9 months post qualification. Methods: A qualitative longitudinal study was conducted with a volunteer …
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Social Equity for the Long Haul: Preparing Culturally Competent Public Administrators
Each year, over 6,000 students complete Master of Public Administration (MPA) degrees in over 200 university accredited programs. Many of these graduates commit to a career in the public service in one of thousands of public sector organizations at all levels of government or in the non-profit …
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Phenomenological study of student nurses’ preparedness for delivering culturally competent care upon graduation
Cultural competence is an essential requirement for delivering appropriate care to patients from diverse cultural backgrounds. An analysis of the literature revealed notions of cultural competence was mainly from the United States (US). In contrast, the number of publications in this field from the …
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Lesbian Couple Dynamics and Heterosexist Stressors: Building a Foundation for Culturally Competent Relationship Interventions
… may provide content areas for creating more culturally sensitive and affirming relationship programs. The heterosexist stressors analyzed included sexual minority stress--conceptualized to consist of outness, internalized homophobia, and discrimination--as well as commitment behaviors given …
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A statistical framework for culturally competent inflammation assessment: Interactions between culture, geography, and biology
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-08-01
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Transformation within College Students Participating in a Cultural Awareness Program: Perceptions of Becoming Culturally Competent
… and attitudes to interact and assist people from culturally and ethnically diverse backgrounds (Sue, 2001). People who are culturally competent are aware of their own cultural background and the backgrounds of groups that are different. These individuals understand and appreciate a variety of …
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Self-Efficacy of Undergraduate Nursing Students in Providing Culturally Competent End-of-Life Care to LGBTQ+ Patients
… of this diverse population. Furthermore, culturally competent educational content for EOL care as it relates to LGBTQ+ patients is often lacking in nursing curricula. The purpose of this study was to assess baccalaureate nursing students’ self-efficacy for providing EOL care to LGBTQ+ …
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A mixed-method investigation of the challenges and opportunities for commissioning culturally competent mental health (dementia) services
… challenges and opportunities for commissioning culturally competent Mental Health (dementia) services whilst using thematically analysis to gain an understanding of the experiences, and practice levels of cultural competence amongst participants. The NHS sited study found that cultural …
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Perceptions of How Middle School Teachers Utilize Culturally Competent Pedagogy and Practice for Positive Student, Family, and Peer Relationships
… school teachers utilize when incorporating culturally responsive pedagogy and practices to build positive relationships with students and families while building and maintaining positive student-peer relationships in the classroom. This qualitative study design, conducted in an urban …
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Shifting the Atmosphere : An Examination of the Relationships among African-American Female Discourse(s), Culturally Competent Education, and Social Action through the Black Church against Domestic Violence
… Specifically, this study integrates the use of culturally-based educational materials produced by The Black Church and Domestic Violence Institute during a domestic violence awareness workshop led by the participant-observer researcher and attended by a group of African-American women of …
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Assessing Cultural Competence in Health Professional Student's
… must be ready to meet the needs of this more culturally diverse society. Students studying in the many areas of healthcare must learn to be culturally competent. To ensure that students are culturally competent and can provide culturally competent care routed in a global perspective their …
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Cultural competence and mental health care: an assessment of Lutheran Community Services Northwest-Spokane
… how/if clients experience the implementation of culturally competent care. Quantitative themes and qualitative narratives of data from the clinicians’ perspective and the clients’ perspective were assessed and measured according to Dr. Derald Sue’s three-pillar framework of Cultural Competence to …
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Queering Healthcare Equity: Exploring How Two Community Health Centers That Specialize in LGBTQ Healthcare Frame Cultural Competence
… LGBTQ populations assess the needs and provide culturally competent care to the queer community. Health provider cultural competence is often cited as a promising practice in health disparities literature; however, there is a lack of agreement as to what the construct means and how it should be …
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The Deaf Experience in a Hearing Medical World
… interactions, and express the need for culturally competent healthcare providers with increasingly diverse populations. </p> <p>Method: The participant interviewed is a member of the Deaf community, uses American Sign Language (ASL), and had multiple decades of major medical treatments. …
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The Development of Trust in the Nurse-Patient Relationship with Hospitalized Mexican American Patients
… nursing care that is patient-centered and culturally competent is important when caring for this population. Trust is an important component of patient-centered care and culturally competent care as well as a major element , <italic>(confianza)</italic> in the Hispanic culture. Although …
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Lived Experiences and Training Opportunities of Nurses Caring for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Patients
… providers who lack the knowledge and training to competently care for the LGBT patients are a few of the challenges and barriers the community faces. This phenomenological study explored the lived experiences and training opportunities of nurses caring for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender …
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Cultural Competence and End-of-Life Care: Religion, Spirituality and Health Care Decision-Making
… research that shows the importance of providing culturally competent care, little standardization exists for cultural competency education for health care professionals.
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Doula Support as a Means to Improve Birth Outcomes for Minority Women
… a program to provide and evaluate the impact of culturally competent doula care to improve the birth experiences of women of color. </p>
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Treating Invisible Wounds: Improving The Cultural Competency Of Non-Va Providers Treating Rural Veterans Through Telepsychiatry
… exists in regard to medical providers becoming culturally competent in treating veteran populations. Similarly, much literature also exists on the use of telemedicine, or more specifically, telepsychiatry in healthcare. However, there is a dearth of literature that examines the relationship …
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