Oct 2026· Hu li za zhi The journal of nursing· Vol 73 5· 0 citations
Medicine
TL;DR
It is argued that strengthening cultural competence enables clinicians to better identify patients' embedded cultural beliefs and life contexts, facilitate interprofessional collaboration, and promote health equity through the provision of culturally congruent care through the provision of culturally congruent care.
Effective physical therapy extends beyond clinical proficiency and technical skills; it also requires healthcare professionals to possess strong communication abilities and a deep understanding of the cultural backgrounds of the individuals they serve. In China, where healthcare is delivered to a diverse population cha...
Shi-Liang Cheng, Ferdinand C. Somido· International journal of res...· 0 citations
The global demographic shift towards an aging population underscores the critical need for effective and culturally appropriate geriatric care. Existing healthcare models frequently overlook the diverse cultural backgrounds of older adults, potentially leading to communication barriers, patient dissatisfaction, and sub...
Sen Yang, Minerva De Ala· Health Medicine and Therapeu...· 0 citations
With the progress of globalisation, providing end-of-life care for all kinds of cultures has become an urgent problem for healthcare systems around the world. Patients and their families from different cultural backgrounds have various views on death, decisions about terminal illness, and other caregiving needs. This p...
Yan-Ge Wang, Dan Liu, Chen-Jing Shi· Journal of Advances in Socia...· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Cultural beliefs, care preferences, and social and health care contexts influence end-of-life care for persons with dementia. This scoping review synthesized global literature on cultural sensitivity in dementia care and developed a conceptual framework to guide research and practice.
METHODS
Using Arkse...
W. Wang, Cheng Li, K. Murali· Journal of Transcultural Nur...· 0 citations
Background Culture is dynamic and multifaceted, influencing patients' beliefs, behaviours, and experiences of healthcare. In dentistry, a comprehensive understanding of culture, including social determinants, protected characteristics, and lived experience, is essential to avoid stereotyping and promote equitable care....
K. Hurry, J. Booth, C. Tredwin et al.· British Dental Journal· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Aim To examine the perceptions and experiences of local and expatriate critical care nurses when interacting with multicultural patients and their families in Saudi healthcare settings. Design A descriptive qualitative exploratory design was employed to gain an in‐depth understanding using purposive sampling....
Maha Almarhabi, S. Chowdhury, Sahar Aljadani· Nursing Open· 0 citations
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