DMIS
This ethnocentric stage is characterised by little recognition of cultural differences.
What is Denial?
This principle requires treating people fairly and equitably
What is Justice?
This healthcare approach recognises patients as experts in their own lived experiences and values.
What is person-centered care?
What time on Friday is AT1 due?
10pm
In this stage, people recognise cultural differences but view their own culture as superior.
What is Defense?
The first step in most ethical decision-making models is to identify this.
What is the ethical issue or dilemma?
Shared decision-making aims to shift power by encouraging collaboration between these two groups.
Who are healthcare providers and patients?
What must be submitted for AT1
URL to concept map, MP4 recording
his stage involves downplaying differences and emphasising universal similarities.
What is Minimisation?
A therapist who breaks confidentiality because a client poses a serious threat is balancing confidentiality with this ethical responsibility.
What is Duty of Care?
This ethical principle seeks to reduce power imbalances by ensuring patients are informed and able to make their own decisions.
What is autonomy (or informed consent)?
Which rap artist died 30 years ago, but only now has his case been closed?
Tupac
This ethnorelative stage involves recognising and appreciating deep cultural differences.
What is Acceptance?
A student witnesses their best friend cheating on an exam and struggles between being honest and remaining faithful to their friend.
What is Truth vs. Loyalty?
A doctor uses highly technical language that the patient does not understand, limiting the patient's ability to participate in decisions.
What is a communication-based power imbalance?
Which soccer player has officially retired from the game?
Individuals in this stage can intentionally shift their behavior and perspective to interact effectively across cultures
What is Adaptation?
A university student must decide whether to attend a large social event they want to enjoy or stay home to reduce the risk of spreading illness to others.
What is Individual vs. Community?
A patient's socioeconomic status, language barriers, and cultural background combine to affect their interactions with providers.
What is intersectionality in healthcare?
This element is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe.
What is hydrogen