Developing cultural competence
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Humility – Self-reflection, openness.
Knowledge – Learn about other cultures.
Skills – Practice culturally sensitive care.
Desire – Motivation to provide respectful care.
Core concept scope
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Individuals, families, communities, populations, environment.
,Accountability
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responsibility for actions
Malpractice
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malpractice is a specific type of professional negligence that results in
harm, requiring proof of a breach of the professional standard of care
Judiciary
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Interprets laws, resolves disputes
Effective communication
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clear, accurate, appropriate.
,Assimilation
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Giving up original identity to fully adopt dominant culture.
Nontherapeutic approach ex
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social conversation, giving false reassurance, changing subject.
Higher education
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specialized learning & training
Nurse to patient
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Across nursing process (assessment → evaluation)
, Clinical judgement
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Decision-making about patient care needs/actions.
Nursing is
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the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities,
prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering, and advocacy in
care of individuals, families, communities, and populations.
Public policy characteristics
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Goal-oriented
Public in nature
Authoritative (from political authority)
Created via: executive orders, legislation, judicial rulings, regulatory
rules
Cultural bias
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Humility – Self-reflection, openness.
Knowledge – Learn about other cultures.
Skills – Practice culturally sensitive care.
Desire – Motivation to provide respectful care.
Core concept scope
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Individuals, families, communities, populations, environment.
,Accountability
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responsibility for actions
Malpractice
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malpractice is a specific type of professional negligence that results in
harm, requiring proof of a breach of the professional standard of care
Judiciary
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Interprets laws, resolves disputes
Effective communication
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clear, accurate, appropriate.
,Assimilation
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Giving up original identity to fully adopt dominant culture.
Nontherapeutic approach ex
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social conversation, giving false reassurance, changing subject.
Higher education
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specialized learning & training
Nurse to patient
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Across nursing process (assessment → evaluation)
, Clinical judgement
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Decision-making about patient care needs/actions.
Nursing is
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the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities,
prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering, and advocacy in
care of individuals, families, communities, and populations.
Public policy characteristics
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Goal-oriented
Public in nature
Authoritative (from political authority)
Created via: executive orders, legislation, judicial rulings, regulatory
rules
Cultural bias
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