The article focuses on cultural competency compliance issues in health care in the U.S. The author explains that the said compliance is created to remind health care providers and organizations the health inequalities existed and major actions are needed to prevent any danger to patients who may ...
In view of the increasing numbers of Hispanics in this country, American health care professionals need to be aware of cultural differences between themselves and their Hispanic patients, especially where health practices are concerned This paper deals with some of the health-related traditions, values...
Cultural Healthcare Clash In the bookThe Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down,a Hmong family ends up in California after fleeing Laos. The mother was pregnant and had previously delivered all of her children herself into her own arms, bathed the baby and her husband buried the placenta, as...
This gap in knowledge highlights the need for healthcare professionals to be better prepared to handle these issues and educate the public. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is doing important work with initiatives like the CalBRACE project, but they’re missing a crucial component...
in response to their complex health challenges and barriers to accessing mainstream health care. The services are also created due to difficulties experienced by many GPs in private practice in delivering care to refugees [16,17]. Examples of refugee-focused health services include the New South ...
The feasibility of using the SF-36 in non-Western cultures is important for researchers seeking to understand cultural influences upon health status perceptions. This paper reports on the performance of the Taiwan version of the SF-36, including the impl
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faced by ordinary people, these comparisons can shed light on issues such as social welfare, and the impact of globalization. For example, the high cost of healthcare in the U.S. has sparked discussions about healthcare reform and the need for more affordable and accessible healthcare options...
We performed a systematic review of the ethical, social, and cultural issues associated with delivery of genetic services in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). We searched 11 databases for studies addressing ethical, social, and/or cultural issues
and developing an understanding of the target community being cared for. This stemmed from the idea that issues of cultural competence may vary from place to place, although there was agreement that there are some unifying concepts that should be known by all who provide care in these settings....