… staffin-services on the role of cultural competence in practice. In order to … of these cultural
competence education strategies, a … the cultural competence assignments to increase cultural …

… appraise the methodological rigor with which studies of cultural competence training (…
more criteria for study quality, since cultural competence is now a federal standard of health …

… in caring for indigenous peoples due to methodological problems. … Nursing and mental
health professionals have been the pioneers in cultural competence education, followed by …

… Available standardized measures of cultural competence have been a methodological
challenge for this line of research. Doorenbos, Schim, Benkert, and Borse (2005) found that of …

… Method. The sample consisted of 76 Public Health Nurses who attended a … effectiveness
of cultural competence educational programmes and the development of cultural competence, …

… To end on a positive note, we must remind ourselves that in the development of evidence-based
educational methodologies for diminishing healthcare disparities lay tremendous …

… However there is a paucity of evidence to link cultural competence education with patient,
professional … There is need for greater methodological rigour in studies of cultural competence …

… methodology that can provide us with valid information about the groups being studied. The
thesis of this article is that culturally competent … be on the second area—cultural sensitivity of …

… explore the concept of cultural competence in the nursing and nursing education literature. …
current understanding of the term cultural competence. This method was selected because its …

… , it is vital that nurses learn how to practice culturally competent care. To learn and apply
these … that nurses must develop transcultural confidence to practice with cultural competence. …