Culturally competent care refers to healthcare that considers a person’s cultural and faith-based beliefs and values.

Cultural competence has become a common buzzword among aspiring physicians. More medical schools are emphasizing cultural competence in their curricula and med school applicants often cite ...

CDI's cultural competency training is designed to engage, inspire, challenge and provoke serious conversations related to diversity and to encourage current or bourgeoning leaders become agents of ...

Regional cultures significantly influence how employees perceive corporate values, manage tasks and interact with one another ...

Includes assessment tools and items specific to culture/language, disease/condition, health professions education, special populations, research, training curricula, technical assistance, and ...

And when providers don’t understand a patient’s life experiences and culture or don’t speak their language, they may be less likely to ask relevant questions. Culturally sensitive care ...

The Cultural Competence Co-Curricular Certificate (C4) engages University of North Georgia undergraduate and graduate students with the opportunity to enhance their cultural understanding C4 is ...

Global competence starts by being aware ... Globally competent students understand that audiences differ on the basis of culture, geography, faith, ideology, wealth, and other factors and that they ...

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are essential in all workplaces, including nursing. Diversity refers to people’s ...

ITANAGAR, 7 Nov: The Tribal Health Collaborative, Piramal Foundation recently conducted cultural competency workshops for ...

ZUMAPRESS.com America is facing a competence gap as both government agencies and private companies repeatedly reveal a laughable inability to perform their basic tasks. The Secret Service ...