… cultural competency based on non–English-speaking patient … Minority patients were
significantly younger, had lower levels … descriptive quantitative and qualitative studies. All included …

… will advance our knowledge of the nuances of the experiences that lead to different kinds of
outcomes and how they contribute to health inequities in non-English speaking … levels of care…

… of this study was to understand the perspectives of ICU … of life and critical illness discussions
with patients and families who … the best quality interactions, respecting the values, cultures, …

… that Latinx patients and families have cultural values that are not … Strategies for HCPs
include completing cultural competency … when interacting with non-English speaking patients. …

… While cultural competence and linguistic skills are important … as death and dying in the
intensive care unit, an inspection of … this study was the one that incorporates the clashing values …

… and 2 focus groups of mixed providers and clinical staff in the neonatal intensive care unit.
The … “In any given day, probably 35, 40 percent of the patients are non-English-speaking . . . …

… had qualitative study designs (21/52), qualitative descriptive … that cultural competence and
cultural humility are necessary … English-speaking patients to non-English speaking patients. …

… of health through cultural competence, communication, and patient- and family-centered care.
The US Department … vital partners in ensuring patients reach optimal levels of health. They …

… of this study was to explore the cultural experiences, values, and … using Leininger's four
phases of qualitative analysis. … by research indicating children of non-English speaking parents …

… This qualitative study was conducted to explore how medical … this study contribute to the
literature on cultural competence … and non-English speaking patients’ health care experience …