Advances in Contemporary Transcultural Nursing

Advances in Contemporary Transcultural Nursing, 2nd Edn......Page 2
Foreword......Page 4
Contents......Page 7
Preface: Pathways of cultural awareness......Page 10
Editorial: The state of transcultural nursing global leadership and education......Page 14
The role of RCNA in promoting transcultural nursing as a discipline of study, research, practice and management in Australia......Page 16
Commentary: Global leadership in transcultural practice, education and research......Page 26
Developing a new Bachelor of Nursing course responsive to Australia's culturally diverse community......Page 30
Use of the culture care theory and ethnonursing method to discover how nursing faculty teach culture care......Page 36
Cultural competency of graduating US Bachelor of Science nursing students......Page 50
Editorial: Transcultural nursing theory and models: The challenges of application......Page 58
Culture care theory: A proposed practice theory guide for nurse practitioners in primary care settings......Page 61
A partnership of a Catholic faith-based health system, nursing and traditional American Indian medicine practitioners......Page 77
Lebanese cancer patients: Communication and truth-telling preferences......Page 87
Bridging generic and professsional care practices for Muslim patients through use of Leininger's culture care modes......Page 96
Editorial: Towards a culturally competent nurse workforce......Page 111
Expectations and experiences of recently recruited overseas qualified nurses in Australia......Page 114
A reflection on culture over time by Baccalaureate nursing students......Page 124
Integrative simulation: A novel approach to educating culturally competent nurses......Page 132
Cultural competence in action for CAMHS: Development of a cultural competence assessment tool and training programme......Page 142
Cultural desire: 'Caught' or 'taught'?......Page 154
Perception of nursing care: Views of Saudi Arabian female nurses......Page 162
Editorial: Transcultural nursing: The global agenda......Page 175
Culture-specific care for Indigenous people: A primary health care perspective......Page 178
The significance of a culturally appropriate health service for Indigenous Maori women......Page 186
Nursing care of vulnerable populations using a framework of cultural competence, social justice and human rights......Page 202
Nurses on the move: Diversity and the work environment......Page 211
Epilogue: Advancing transcultural nursing through collaboration......Page 220
Culture Care Diversity and Universality: A Worldwide Nursing Theory, 2nd Edn......Page 224
Transcultural Concepts in Nursing Care, 5th Edn......Page 225