Cultural competence in health care practice
Keywords:
cultural competence, diversity, healthcare disparities, multiculturalism, synthesizingAbstract
Cultural competence in health practice is essential for providing quality healthcare in diverse and multicultural societies, This research explores the significance of cultural competence in nursing practice, education, and policy. It examines the challenges faced by nurses in delivering culturally competent care and identifies strategies to enhance cultural competence within the nursing profession. Additionally, the research investigates the impact of cultural competence on patient outcomes, satisfaction, and healthcare disparities. By synthesizing existing literature and empirical evidence, this study aims to contribute to the advancement of cultural competence training and implementation in nursing practice, ultimately improving healthcare delivery for individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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