Questions and Answers
What is Cultural Awareness?
What is Cultural Sensitivity?
Experienced when neutral language is used that reflects sensitivity to diversity.
Attributes of cultural sensitivity include recognizing that cultural ______ exist.
differences
What are some attributes of cultural awareness?
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Match the following exemplars to their descriptions:
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What are the Theories of cultural competence?
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Define cultural competence.
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Bias refers to conscious decisions based on personal values.
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What is linguistic competence?
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To deliver culturally competent care, one should respect the ______ and uniqueness of individual patients.
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What is the rationale for cultural competency in nursing?
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Study Notes
Cultural Awareness
- Involves skills necessary to understand and appreciate cultural differences.
- Requires self-awareness and knowledge of patients' cultural backgrounds.
- Essential for effective communication and adaptability in diverse environments.
Cultural Sensitivity
- Refers to the employment of neutral language, both verbal and nonverbal.
- Focuses on reflecting sensitivity and appreciation for diverse cultures.
Attributes of Cultural Sensitivity
- Acknowledges the existence of cultural differences.
- Does not assign value judgments on those differences (no culture deemed superior).
Attributes of Cultural Awareness
- Involves sensitivity and understanding of various cultures.
- Encourages openness and flexibility towards diverse perspectives.
Exemplars
- Key concepts include awareness, beliefs, biases, values.
- Important practices involve revealing personal information, creating boundaries, and expressing emotions.
Theories of Cultural Competence
- Includes Leininger’s Theory of Transcultural Nursing.
- Other frameworks: Purnell Model, Giger and Davidhizar's theory, Campinha-Bacote Model.
Cultural Competence
- Encompasses attitudes, knowledge, and skills essential for quality care.
- Emphasizes acceptance and respect for cultural differences.
- Aims to prevent personal beliefs from affecting care delivery for patients with differing worldviews.
Bias
- Involves unconscious biases based on personal values and perceptions.
- Significantly impacts self-perception and how others are viewed within institutions.
Linguistic Competence
- Requires communication in a patient's native language.
- Often necessitates the use of translators to ensure effective communication.
Delivering Culturally Competent Care
- Respects the dignity and individuality of each patient.
- Recognizes patients' rights to accept or refuse care.
- Calls for acknowledgement of personal biases to prevent interference with patient care.
Rationale for Cultural Competency in Nursing
- Aims for improved patient outcomes through better understanding of cultural contexts.
- Enhances quality of care and increases patient satisfaction across diverse groups.
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