NSG 300 TOPIC 11: CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND PATIENT
EDUCATION IN NURSING
culture
beliefs, values, norms, + traditions of a group which influence their thinking,
decisions, + acting
unconscious Bias
biases that we are unaware of + happen outside our control
implicit bias
bias that we are aware of
culturally congruent care emphasizes the need to provide care based on an
individuals ___
cultural beliefs, practices, + values
when providing culturally congruent care, the nurse must first ___
address their own biases and culture
cultural competence states that professional health care must be ___
culturally sensitive, appropriate, + competent
process of being culturally competent requires that the nurse is ___
willing to understand other cultures
worldview
set of assumptions that guide how one sees, thinks about, + interprets the world
concerning worldview, when advocating the client, the nurse should focus on
the ___
Clients’ worldview
in any cultural encounter, there are 2 worldviews:
, 1. emic (insider POV)
2. etic (outsider POV)
outsider POV
etic
insider POV
emic
stereotyping
assumed belief regarding a particular group
stereotyping leads to ___
inaccurate assessment
health disparity
a particular type of health difference that is closely linked w/ social, economic,
and/or environmental disadvantage
poor health status, disease risk factors, poor health outcomes, limited access to
healthcare are ALL examples of ___
health disparities
social determinants of health
the conditions in which ppl are born, grow, live, work, + age
age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, access to food/healthcare, transportation,
religion, education, etc. are ALL examples of ___
social determinants of health
marginalized groups are more likely to ___
have poor health outcomes + die sooner
what are some examples of marginalized groups?
LGBT, POC, disabled ppl, uneducated ppl
intersectionality
EDUCATION IN NURSING
culture
beliefs, values, norms, + traditions of a group which influence their thinking,
decisions, + acting
unconscious Bias
biases that we are unaware of + happen outside our control
implicit bias
bias that we are aware of
culturally congruent care emphasizes the need to provide care based on an
individuals ___
cultural beliefs, practices, + values
when providing culturally congruent care, the nurse must first ___
address their own biases and culture
cultural competence states that professional health care must be ___
culturally sensitive, appropriate, + competent
process of being culturally competent requires that the nurse is ___
willing to understand other cultures
worldview
set of assumptions that guide how one sees, thinks about, + interprets the world
concerning worldview, when advocating the client, the nurse should focus on
the ___
Clients’ worldview
in any cultural encounter, there are 2 worldviews:
, 1. emic (insider POV)
2. etic (outsider POV)
outsider POV
etic
insider POV
emic
stereotyping
assumed belief regarding a particular group
stereotyping leads to ___
inaccurate assessment
health disparity
a particular type of health difference that is closely linked w/ social, economic,
and/or environmental disadvantage
poor health status, disease risk factors, poor health outcomes, limited access to
healthcare are ALL examples of ___
health disparities
social determinants of health
the conditions in which ppl are born, grow, live, work, + age
age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, access to food/healthcare, transportation,
religion, education, etc. are ALL examples of ___
social determinants of health
marginalized groups are more likely to ___
have poor health outcomes + die sooner
what are some examples of marginalized groups?
LGBT, POC, disabled ppl, uneducated ppl
intersectionality
