Definitions
Definitions
Theories
Practicing cultural context
4 main concepts of cultural care
100

culture 

values, beliefs held by a specific group of people handed down from generation 

100

skin colour/culture makes other people think they are "less than" and inequitable opportunities for others based on race 

racism 

100

explain, predicting concepts ensuring nurses in an accountable manner 

theory 

100

1

use of substances

100

1

universal attributes 

200

cultural competence

reducing the number of assumptions we make about others based on biases 

200

societal systems, structures, requirements, policies across racial groups; includes stereotypes 

systematic racism 

200

promotes healing and wholeness modern nursing practice and caring for all and promotes human dignity, relationship and caring on a deeper level

Jean Watson Theory

200

2

traditional medicines

200

2

relationships 

300

cultural safety

based on respectful engagement; improves patient outcomes

300

saves lives as a reaction to witnessed racism and effectively addressed it 

CPR racism 

300

influences culture and care, inpatient care and knowledge of the missing 

Madeline Theory

300

3

religious practice 

300

3

knowledge 

400

awareness 

recognizing differences/similarities of cultures 

400

leadership and accountability actions may include community change and organization

Anti-racism

400

Transcultural Nursing

a study of cultural to understand similarities 

400

4

mental health benefits 

400

4

culturally based actions/decisions

500

humility 

acknowledging oneself as a long-long learner when understanding someones experiences 

500

right vs wrong

responsibility

500

Culturally competent care

enabling patients/family to achieve the health they need 

500

5

gender roles

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