Background
Leininger was a nurse and a(n) __________?
Anthropologist
True or false?
Leininger's theory believes that health entails a state of well-being that can be defined by one's culture and allows individuals to complete daily tasks in a way that is expressive and beneficial to their way of life
True
She presented the “________ Health Model” in the mid 1970’s
Transcultural Health Model
What was the patient's diagnosis?
Breast cancer
Leininger created the idea that nursing was synonymous what?
Caring
Which of Leininger's meta-paradigm domains does this define?
The area in which an event, situation, or experience occurred, has specific meaning to an individual's expression, mood, level of interaction, and overall interpretation
The environment
What is the goal of Madeleine Leininger's theory?
To provide culturally congruent care to all patients of diverse cultures
The patient's background was what?
Bedouin
Leininger worked in a _________ ______ with children of many different cultural backgrounds
Psychiatric clinic
Leininger believes nursing is a ______ (profession/occupation) that is humanistic, learned, and scientific
Profession
What level of theory is Leininger's "Transcultural Health Model"?
Grand level theory
True or false?
The nurses did not make an effort to understand the patient's culture and apply that knowledge to the care of the patient
False
While studying abroad, she realized that many differences among people come from three things
Name 2 of them
Individual values, world views, and life patterns
Which meta-paradigm is not directly stated in Leininger's theory?
Person
What is her theory used for?
Her theory is used to generate knowledge in relation to nursing and caring for people who value their culture and heritage
Subjective answer:
What else could the nurses have done to promote culturally competent care?
Subjective answers
Within her doctorate she studied the _____ people of ___ ______ for 2 years and based her research on two villages
Within her doctorate she studied the Gadsup people of New Guinea for 2 years and based her research on two villages
The nurse's actions should be carried out in a way that takes into consideration the patient's and family’s culture and _______
Morals/values
What are the three major concepts in Madeleine Leininger's theory?
- Culture
- Culture care
- Culture care differences and similarities pertaining to transcultural care
How did the nurses handle the patient's hesitancy towards wearing a hospital gown and cap?
They explained that all patients need to wear them but suggested she could wear an Asaba above her head cap