Cultural safety is a concept which has been developed by Maori nurses in New Zealand in
order to reflect on nursing practice from their point of view as the indigenous minority in our …

This paper offers a critical commentary on the essentialist concept of ethnicity, which, it is
argued, underpins the discourse of transcultural health‐care. Following a consideration of …

Effective leadership underpins the efficient and safe running of any clinical practice. Indeed,
in everyday life it may be necessary to use leadership skills in our family life in getting …

In this article, an attempt is made to analyse important implications of the hermeneutic
approach in qualitative studies. The article discusses the hermeneutic circle with regard to …

Propelled by a national concern with social justice and health disparities, the notion of
cultural competency is being incorporated into both government regulation and professional …

Aim We present three case studies of discrimination to illustrate how racist bullying as
discriminatory practices operates in the workplace. Background Workplace bullying in the …

Aims To explore the challenges faced by community nurses when providing home health
care to ethnic minority patients. Background Norway has a growing number of immigrants …

Although Native people remain invisible to many Americans, they are clients of helping
professionals, willingly or unwillingly, in disproportionate numbers. In the last decade the …

In this article it is argued that there are barriers to effective and non-discriminatory practice
when mentoring overseas nurses within the National Health Service (NHS) and the care …

As American society becomes increasingly diverse, and the nursing profession does not,
there has been a focus on promoting both cultural competence and diversity within the …