Jeffrey Borkan, Kathleen A. Culhane‐Pera, Roberta E. Goldman
Abstract
This article presents a framework for quality care that attends to culture and ethnicity. Tools and approaches for achieving cultural competency and humility are provided that may help improve the care of the patients, irrespective of their backgrounds or beliefs.
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This article presents a framework for quality care that attends to culture and ethnicity. Tools and approaches for achieving cultural competency and humility are provided that may help improve the care of the patients, irrespective of their backgrounds or beliefs.
Key concepts: Cultural humility, Humility, Ethnic group, Health care, Cultural diversity, Cultural competence, Culturally sensitive, Quality (philosophy)