When assessing the fragility that characterizes the health of an immigrant person, a
culturally competent transformation of the nurse–patient teaching-learning process is …

It has been decades since the concept of cultural competency was introduced in the
literature, yet nursing faculty still show low levels of cultural competence. The purpose of this …

Healthcare consumers are entitled to culturally competent care. Therefore, nursing curricula
need to include cultural content and student nurses and faculty members need to be …

This study addressed the perceived lack of an integrated course with theoretical and
experiential knowledge related to cultural competence for public health nurses (PHNs) and …

The increasingly diverse multicultural and multigenerational student population in the United
States requires that educators at all levels develop cultural knowledge, awareness, and …

Nurse educators work with the intention of empowering students to provide holistic and
comprehensive care. One concept that is essential in the delivery of patient-centered …

Problem The concept of cultural competency has developed a substantial presence in
nursing education and practice since first attracting widespread attention in the 1990s. While …

In approaching the discussion of cultural competence in nursing education, I would like to
begin by introducing a spiritual construct that I call" cultural desire"(Campinha-Bacote, in …

A multidisciplinary teaching model was used to develop a pilot course for students in the
human service professions of nursing, education, and social work to gain additional …

Background: The study purposes were to assess the cultural competence level and to
identify factors that influence the development of cultural competence in undergraduate …