Healthcare organizations that are culturally competent have a few different factors in common, NPIN says on its website. By and large, these organizations have a defined set of principles, a positive and bidirectional relationship with the communities they serve, and the ability t...
Thecultural competencein healthcare paradigm obligeshealthcare organizations, institutions, and professionals to understand and respect cultural differences and tailors their care accordingly. The overarching concept of cultural competence in healthcare integrates three fundamental components:linguistic competence, ...
(2001). National standards for culturally and linguistically appropriate services in health care. Final report. Retrieved June 29, 2009, from http://www.omhrc.gov/assets/pdf/checked/finalreport.pdf 6. Coleman, E. A. (n.d.). The Care Transitions program: Definition of transitional ...
In the dynamic and ever-evolving healthcare field, clinical competence is a cornerstone: defining the standard of care nurses and healthcare professionals must uphold. The competence of nurses encompasses a blend of skills, knowledge, and judgment, harmonizing them to ensure safe, effective, and et...
Furthermore, we have derived a working definition of 'diversity competence of health professionals', and discuss the advantages of the informed and conscious use of a 'diversity' instead of 'intercultural' terminology.doi:10.3390/soc12020043Sandra Ziegler...
Cultural competence: A systematic review of healthcare provider educational interventions. End of Life Care for the Hmong Population: A Cultural Competency Educational Program for Hospice Nurses In this case, cultural competence' is more of an issue in, say, San Francisco than it is in somewhere ...
Fukada M. Nursing competency: definition, structure and development. Yonago Acta Med. 2018;61(1):001–7. Article Google Scholar Tesfaye TS, Alemu W, Mekonen T. Perceived clinical practice competency and associated factors among undergraduate students of medicine and health science collage in Dilla...
Other related issues were discussed, including the definition of cultural competence and its significance in model and instrument development, limitations of existing models and instruments, impact of cultural competence on health disparities, and further work in cultural competence research and practice. ...
In the introductory part of the paper the authors discuss briefly an approach to and the adopted definition of professional competence. The body is devoted to the assessment of competence acquired and the methods applied after a 2-year postgraduate studies for public health managers. Seventeen ...
Cultural competence is becoming more important with the increase in cross-cultural interaction. Professional arenas, especially in healthcare and counseling, mandate that their practitioners practice cultural competence with clients and patients to ensure high-quality and effective healthcare. As we learned...