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What is your perspective regarding the importance of applying cultural humility in healthcare?
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- What is cultural competence in the healthcare setting in general, what steps can a healthcare organization take to make sure that they meet the needs of a diverse community?What role do patient rights play in ethical decision making?What is the difference between professional authority and authoritarianism in health care?
- What effect do cultural beliefs and values have on healthcare decision-making.1. Why is it necessary for anyone to care about ethics? 2. Of what value would the knowledge of ethics be to people confronted by moral problems and dilemmas? 3. Why do you think that you have anything to gain beyond the credit for taking this course and coming to understand the issues and principles related to healthcare ethics?What key characteristics do healthcare managers need in order to be successful in their roles? How are these characteristics different from a non-healthcare-related management position?
- As a nursing student, how do you ensure that you are culturally safe when providing care to a patient who has a different culture from your own?What is distributive/social justice. What is the impact of distributive/social justice in our society and community? How could a nurse/nursing student intervene and ensure social justice in the community?make a reflection on your personal understanding of vocation and how it matters to you as a future medical professionals. You may integrate some images, facts and figures to amplify your ideas and substantiate your claims.