Transcultural Communication In Nursing (Communication and Human Behavior for Health Science)
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Transcultural Communication In Nursing (Communication and Human Behavior for Health Science)
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Transcultural Communication in Nursing, Second Edition, is designed to help learners and practicing professionals increase their self-awareness by recognizing possible biases and becoming more sensitive to cultural differences. This new edition gives examples of exchanges between the nurse and patients who hold various cultural values and beliefs. Latinos, Hispanics, Muslims, Hasidic and Reform Jews, Filipinos, Native Americans, and African Americans are just some of the ethnic and religious groups whose traditions are explored.
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