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Health Disparities and Culturally Competent
CareChapter 2 Overview
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Determinants of Health
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Fig. 2-1. Determinants of health.
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Health Disparities Factors and Conditions Leading to Health DisparitiesRace, ethnicity, and culture
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Health Disparities
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Fig. 2-2. Percent of adults (based on ethnicity) in the United States who have no regular doctor.
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Health Disparities Factors and Conditions Leading to Health Disparities, continuedGeographic location Income, education, and occupation
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Health Disparities Factors and Conditions Leading to Health Disparities, continuedGenderAge Health care provider attitude
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Health Disparities
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Fig. 2-3. Older Asian women are especially at risk for health disparities.
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Health Disparities Impact of Health Disparities on Health
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Culture
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Table 2-2. Basic Characteristics of Culture.
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Culture
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Fig. 2-4. Members of this family share a common heritage.
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Cultural Competence
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Cultural Diversity in the Health Care Workplace
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Fig. 2-5. Nurses working together in a multicultural health care environment.
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Cultural Diversity in the Health Care Workplace
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Fig. 2-6. Co-workers from different cultures communicate with verbal and nonverbal cues.
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Cultural Factors Affecting Health and Health Care
Folk HealersSpirituality and ReligionCross-Cultural Communication
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Cultural Factors Affecting Health and Health Care
Family Roles and Relationships
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Fig. 2-7. Family roles and relationships differ from one culture to another.
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Cultural Factors Affecting Health and Health Care
Personal SpaceTouchNutritionImmigrants and Immigration
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Cultural Factors Affecting Health and Health Care
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Fig. 2-8. Recently arrived immigrants participate in a common American pastime.
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Cultural Factors Affecting Health and Health Care
MedicationsPsychologic Factors
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Nursing Management:Reducing Health Disparities
and Increasing Cultural Competency
Nurse’s Self-AssessmentPatient Assessment
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Nursing Management:Reducing Health Disparities
and Increasing Cultural Competency
Nursing ImplementationAdvocacy
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Nursing Management:Reducing Health Disparities
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Fig. 2-9. A Navajo nurse instructs a Navajo patient.
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Nursing Management:Reducing Health Disparities
and Increasing Cultural Competency
Nursing Implementation, continuedStandardized guidelinesCommunication
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