Category: Culture

Nurses and Patient Safety Culture Nurses are responsible for promoting quality in healthcare organizations by proposing improvement initiatives and accessing patient safety culture. Examples of patient-centered care initiatives include Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) and Team STEPPS, focusing on safety issues (Yoder-Wise, 2019). Furthermore, the organizational culture of a high-performing healthcare facility requires…

Cultural Competency in Nursing Positive changes in the demographic situation, as well as the multinational composition of the population give rise to particular concerns about cultural issues in medicine. Effective doctor-patient interaction is associated with increased patient satisfaction, adherence to recommendations, and a subsequent health improvement. Many people think of cultural competence only as a…

Creating a Culture of Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Several valuable processes and principles should serve as a basis for modern healthcare practices to improve patient outcomes and enhance the nations health. Evidence-based practice (EBP) is one of the key processes that every medical worker should be engaged in. It is extremely important to create a culture…

Standards of Practice for Culturally Competent Nursing Care Culturally competent nursing care entails considering an individual patients cultural and social background. According to The Chicago School (2020), intercultural competence is based on the premise that effective healthcare must be suited to each patients needs, principles, beliefs, and language. Culturally competent care involves acknowledging and adjusting…

International Cultural Festival in Toronto in 2017 Table of Contents Festival Focus Festival Rational Festival Period Festival Venue Festival marketing Festival Focus The International Cultural Festival in Toronto will be a yearly event that brings together people from different cultures to showcase their uniqueness in the city. The festival will provide a platform for the…

Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Education Power and Agency The article called Betwixt Safety and Shielding in the Academy: Confronting Institutional Gendered RacismAgain by Deirdre Cobb-Roberts examines an incident that happened in one of the predominantly White institutions from the points of view of Critical Race Theory and Critical Race Feminism. It is important to…

Reading Cultural Crossroads: Whitmans and Yus Poems Table of Contents Introduction: My Participation Helping Readers Understand The Literary Criticism and My Understanding The Presentation and Concepts Under Study Integration of the Course Focus on Reading Cultural Crossroads Learning Outcomes Works Cited Introduction: My Participation Poetry can be seen as the highest top of the literary…

Bowling as Culture and a Lifestyle Table of Contents Defining the Culture Reflection Stereotypes Conclusion References Belonging to a particular culture is central to the very human nature since it creates a sense of security and satisfies peoples need for belonging. Although the concept of culture can be stretched fairly far, and some cultures might…

Racially and Culturally Diverse Environments Background of the Study Although the focus on developing racially and culturally diverse environments for students is promoted in many educational institutions in the United States, the number of minorities, including African Americans, in U.S. colleges and universities is comparably low as it is noted by researchers (Acosta, Duggins, Moore,…

The Meaning of Celebrity Culture and Fandom Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Works Cited Introduction A celebrity is a widely known person or a famous person that attracts media attention and the public. Celebrity image was born in the media that prompted the relationship between fame, ordinary people and television. Celebrity status is…