Dealing with diverse patients…

Posted on May 6th, 2009 by Culturally Competent Nursing.
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Please share some of the challenges and/or successes that you have encountered while dealing with diverse patients/clientele…

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Resources…

Posted on May 6th, 2009 by Culturally Competent Nursing.
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Do you have any helpful resources that could help in the process of developing cultural competence?  These could include articles, computer or audiovisual software, websites, etc.

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Sharing Stories

Posted on May 6th, 2009 by Culturally Competent Nursing.
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Please share stories of your cultural encounters at work and at play…

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Project Objectives

Posted on March 23rd, 2009 by Culturally Competent Nursing.
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OBJECTIVE 1: Prepare  nurses to address the culture care needs of individuals, families, groups and communities at risk for health disparities by increasing the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor cultural competencies of 600 registered nurses and 100  nurse practitionersby offering a series of intensive continuing professional development programs using a train-the-trainer model, as measured by results on pre-test/post-test instruments for measuring cultural competencies.

OBJECTIVE 2: Disseminate electronic and print resources on cultural competencies that are theoretically and evidence-based, best practices to at least 6,000 nurses and nurse practitioners to use when caring for diverse patients/clients.

OBJECTIVE 3: Prepare 90 nurse educators with the knowledge and skills necessary to use cultural competencies in their practices, teaching, consultations, and research by completing a series of three train-the-trainer graduate level educational offerings that will prepare them for Transcultural Nursing Certification and for training faculty peers (90 nurse educators X 5 trainees = 450).

OBJECTIVE 4: Improve the cultural competencies of 600 students in undergraduate and graduate nursing programs by at least 15% over a baseline, as measured by the scores of graduates on selected instruments for measuring cultural competencies.

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