Cultural competence makes health care services more accessible and effective for people of different cultural backgrounds. It reduces the risk of misdiagnosis, improves compliance with therapy ...

Cultural competence is critical to successful health outcomes. When care is delivered with sensitivity to and understanding of cultural influences and differences, it can improve the experience ...

It can differ by region, religion, race, or social group. Cultural competence in healthcare is the ability to offer individualized care that takes these values into account.

I learned that cultural humility is a term coined by Melanie Tervalon and Jann Murray-Garcia in 1998 to describe a way of incorporating multiculturalism into their work as health care professionals.

Cultural competence is essential to providing high-quality care and is a bedrock for meeting the needs of an increasingly diverse patient population. Throughout his career, this author has set out ...

The foundation of the practice is a concept called cultural competence, which Jamie Neal, 43, said requires medical providers to "put biases to the side, listen to people needing care, listen to ...

Reviving this lost art is essential—not just for individual well-being but as a cultural necessity vital for societal health and sustainability.

DEBORAH HEKE, DENISE WILSON, HEATHER CAME, Shades of competence? A critical analysis of the cultural competencies of the regulated-health workforce in Aotearoa New Zealand, International Journal for ...

Mass Cultural Council and Art Pharmacy launch program to prescribe arts and culture for mental health ‘The idea of the arts as medicine is not novel,’ said Art Pharmacy CEO Chris Appleton ...

Cultural competence in health care: New Black-owned women's center pledges to 'put biases to the side' Jamie Neal is an an advanced registered nurse practitioner and certified midwife who recently ...