Aishia Wall
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ABSTRACT: Recent studies indicate that practicing cultural humility versus cultural competency increases the quality of care for patients. This article discusses the differences between cultural competence and humility and explores the best practices for adopting and demonstrating cultural humility in nursing care.
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ABSTRACT: Recent studies indicate that practicing cultural humility versus cultural competency increases the quality of care for patients. This article discusses the differences between cultural competence and humility and explores the best practices for adopting and demonstrating cultural humility in nursing care.
Key concepts: Cultural humility, Humility, Cultural competence, Psychology, Competence (human resources), Nursing, Environmental ethics, Sociology