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What is the main focus of the Amish culture?
What is a key aspect of Amish childbearing practices?
In providing culturally competent care, what is a key aspect of the nurse's role when working with the Amish community?
Why is it essential for new nurses to seek guidance when integrating unfamiliar cultures into their practice?
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What action can new nurses take to adapt to practicing culturally competent care?
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Which approach is essential for nurses to adopt in providing trauma-informed care to diverse cultural groups?
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In healthcare, what approach focuses on recognizing the impact of trauma on individuals?
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What is a focus area when contrasting Western practices with other cultural practices in childbearing?
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What is the focus of the article by Soulliere in the 'Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies'?
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In the study by Sharma et al., what is the main focus of Canadian Indigenous women's perspectives?
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According to Rissel et al., what is the primary aim of the educational interventions implemented in First Nations communities?
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What is the main focus of Sabetghadam's study on Iranian pregnant women?
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Study Notes
Amish Culture
- Originated from Switzerland and Germany, immigrated to North America in the 17th and 18th centuries, found especially in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania
- Protestant group that bases beliefs on the Bible, particularly the New Testament
- Adhere to literal interpretation of scripture and prioritize living according to its teachings
- Main focus: separation from the world, community, family, modesty, simplicity, and hard work
Amish Childbearing Practices
- Pregnancy is a gift from God
- Herbal remedies are used
- Limited prenatal care is sought
- Limited use of technology is employed
- Homebirths and use of midwives are common
Nurses' Role in Amish Childbearing
- Respect simplicity, natural remedies, and prayer over medical interventions
- Communication should avoid imposing Western healthcare norms and engage in open dialogue to understand needs and preferences
- Accessible care considers factors such as transportation, providing home visits when necessary
Cultural Competence in Healthcare
- Importance of respecting and integrating cultures into practice that may not be well-known
- Strategies for nurses: ask questions, respect individual differences, seek guidance, adapt self-education, collaborate, observe and listen, and reflect
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Explore the origins and characteristics of Amish culture, as well as their beliefs and practices rooted in the Protestant faith. Learn about their migration to North America in the 17th and 18th centuries and their focus on living according to the teachings of the New Testament.