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Found inside – Page 68Becoming self-aware is important when trying to understand the culture of another ... of other cultures is the best way to ensure that culturally competent ... Found inside – Page 132Four core qualities of spiritual experience have been identified – awareness, mystery, value and meaningfulness/insight. They are often assumed to be ... Found inside – Page 352... the use of intensional markup is being considered (see Wadge, Brown, ... This prevents decisions by individuals or small groups that will affect the ... Found inside – Page 519in a cultural dialogue/negotiation becomes of crucial importance. ... both at an intralinguistic level (between the cultures behind each and every dialectal ... Found insideContemplative Cultural Critique Lata Mani ... Being self-aware prevents us from acting in ways that primarily express our need to do something, anything, ... Found inside – Page 136For instance, the “glass ceiling” that prevents women from reaching ... EXERCISE 6.2 My Views and My Consciousness In 136 ❖ BECOMING MULTICULTURALLY COMPETENT. Found inside – Page 93In this model, nurses view themselves as becoming culturally competent rather ... Cultural knowledge is proactive when it prevents nurses from assuming that ... Found inside – Page 28Culture acts as an invisible veil which prevents us from being aware of the cultural filters through which the world is viewed . Awareness of these less ... Found inside – Page 23People who move to a new cultural context are more aware of the ... Being a member of a particular cultural, ethnic, or racial group does not make the ... Found inside – Page 227Cultural incapacity: A system or agency does not intentionally seek to be ... culturally competent services, many reach a level of almost competent. Found inside – Page 50How shall one be capable to openly encounter members of other cultures if (s)he rather fears ... conflict and failure and aims to do anything to prevent it? Found inside – Page 91It is important for nurses to see themselves as becoming culturally competent. Your ability to exercise cultural competence by applying the components of ... Found inside – Page 184Culturally competent services are defined as services that respect the ... At present many obstacles are found on the diversity of sensitive cultures, ... This broad-ranging book highlights the enormous importance of the family in enhancing individuals’ health and in safeguarding mental health. Families and Health offers an international scope and a multicultural frame of reference. Found inside – Page 117cultural and spiritual beliefs of all patients, and ensuring that ... with clients from other cultures in culturally sensitive ways and incorporates ... Found inside – Page 93In this model, nurses view themselves as becoming culturally competent rather ... Cultural knowledge is proactive when it prevents nurses from assuming that ... 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