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Cross Cultural Nursing Assessment

Cross Cultural Nursing Assessment

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Barbara Ihrke

Barbara Ihrke

Jan 7, 2015

When the cultures of the care provider and the recipient of care differs, frequently it is difficult to complete an accurate assessment. Nurses need to be skilled at assessing clients from a variety of ethnicities, countries, and cultures. Elements of assessment will be described and ideas for overcoming potential barriers will suggested.

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Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses

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Doctoral Prepared Nurses

Health Education

Masters Prepared Nurses

Occupational Therapy

Physical Therapy

Global Health Interest Areas

Community Development

Orphans & Vulnerable Children

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