Additionally, healthcare organizations may consider how they and their individual providers and staff members will self-assess, NCCC said. Per the self-assessments NCCC offers, the self-check should look at both cultural competence as a whole principle and at specific aspects of it...
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culturalcompetenceforhealthcareprofessionals 系统标签: competenceculturalhealthcareprofessionalsdisparitiesimmigration CulturalCompetencefor HealthcareProfessionals PartA: IntroductiontoClinical CulturalCompetence 1 Whyareyouheretoday? 2 Workshops SessionA Introduceshealthdisparities,theimmigrantexperience,social determinants...
Successful healthcare depends on the teamwork of various professional disciplines, including physicians, nursing, medical technology, physical therapy, social work, nutrition, clinical psychology, and so on. In this chapter, culturally relevant healthcare within several specialties will be discussed....
Cultural Competence: Essential Ingredient for Successful Transitions of Care Health care professionals increasingly recognize the crucial role that culture plays in the healthcare of a client or patienta and the need to deliver services in a culturally competent manner. Cultural competence is ...
Keywords: cultural competence; culturally competent care; cultural diversity; training program; health personnel; pediatrics 1. Introduction There is a growing awareness in the fields of public health and medicine that different populations of people can have different health care experien...
The concept of cultural competence in healthcare is ambiguous and is constantly evolving [1]. Consequently, a great complexity of definitions and theories explaining the nature of the notion has been introduced by various authors. For example, Cross et al. define it as “patterns of human behavi...
Theoretical frameworks were used to address (1) cultural and interpersonal components: the model of cultural competence in healthcare delivery [106], cultural care theory of diversity and universality [110], intergroup contact theory [111], the theory of interpersonal relations [115]; (2) stigma ...
Short-term experiences in global health (STEGHs) have become a popular form of experiential learning in health professions education and provide an ideal setting to introduce the role of culture in health. Critics of the concept of cultural competence fear that learners will treat culture as a si...
4 The terms health inequalities and inequities have sometimes been used to denote systematic differences in health that could be avoided by reasonable means as they are both preventable and unnecessary.5 Cultural competence is “the awareness, knowledge, skills, and processes needed by individuals, ...