Research has shown that heritage is a contested concept which not only creates
unnecessary binaries but also perpetuates essentialized First World imagery of Asian …

Natural disasters affect the health and well-being of mothers with young children. During
natural disasters, this population is at risk of discontinuation of their breastfeeding practices …

Healing occurs in a safe milieu, and patients feel safe when service providers view them as
whole persons, recognizing the multiple underlying factors that cause illness. Cultural safety …

Refugee women often experience trauma and social disconnection in a new country and are
at risk of experiencing reduced physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Globally, COVID …

Culturally safe healthcare is rapidly challenging previous notions of cultural competency or
cultural sensitivity in healthcare provision. The increasing number of vulnerable populations …

Background: Maintaining patient's dignity in intensive care units is difficult because of the
unique conditions of both critically-ill patients and intensive care units. Objectives: The aim …

Aims and objectives The aim was to explore the experiences of people with dementia in
subacute geriatric rehabilitation hospitals to critically evaluate the care received by such …

HARROWING JN, GREGORY DM, O'SULLIVAN PS, LEE B. & DOOLITTLE L.(2012) A critical
analysis of undergraduate students' cultural immersion experiences. International Nursing …

Introduction: Interpersonal communication in critical care units is one of the most important
factors due to complicated and critical conditions of patients. Nurses' confrontation with …

This qualitative research is based on eight Thai participants living with chronic kidney
disease living in Southern California. Four emerging themes are (a) wellness,(b) self …