A culturally appropriate curriculum helped to improve nursing students' knowledge of LGBTQIA+-related issues. The content can be adapted to all health care professions.

Cultural competence is an essential component in providing effective and culturally responsive nursing care to all clients. All encounters are cultural encounters.

Cultural competency is a critical factor in nursing, and throughout the healthcare system, to best serve the needs of all patients. Lack of Diversity, Lack of Patient Trust Cultural competency can ...

Annie Fitzpatrick, News Reporter February 26, 2019 The understanding of cultural competency and diversity has become increasingly important in the profession of nursing in recent years, and the ...

Can cultural competence and humility training change behavior of emergency room nurses around the care of patients from culturally and ethnically diverse backgrounds?

International nursing education is increasingly incorporating global experiences into curricula to enhance cultural competence among healthcare professionals.

To provide the best possible care, nurses can improve their cultural competency/cultural humility in the following six ways: Educate yourself and then continue that education.

Abstract Delivering high-quality care to Muslim patients involves having an awareness of the ramifications of the Islamic faith and Islamic beliefs.

For more information about emotional and cultural competence in healthcare, Bloom encourages personal reflection and proactive learning about cultural sensitivities, mental health awareness, and ...

Providers are encouraged to experience tribal culture in community settings, and health care facilities should reflect local cultural environments. Examples of this are provided throughout the book.