Cultural competence has become an important concern for contemporary health care
delivery, with ethical and legal implications. Numerous educational approaches have been …

Accessible summary The stigma of mental illness varies significantly from culture to culture
and from person to person. To date, little is known about how mental illness stigma …

To meet the recent call to increase the number of nurses by recruiting men, nursing
education programs will need to reduce gender-based barriers. No study found has …

Recognizing the need for a valid and reliable way to measure outcomes of a program to
promote multicultural awareness among nursing faculty and students, the authors …

Aim. This paper reports a study of male nurses' experiences of providing intimate care for
women clients. Background. The number of men entering the nursing profession has …

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 …

Lack of diversity in nursing doctoral programs compromises the quality of doctoral education
and perpetuates the shortage of faculty of color in nursing schools. To help understand the …

English for nursing is a relatively recent specialty within the field of English for specific
purposes (ESP). The study of various need analyses have contributed to a more complete …

Introduction: Cultural competency is an integral component in undergraduate nursing
education to provide patient-centered care and addressing patients' cultural differences …

This article reports on findings from a grounded theory study of the experiences of faculty of
color (FOC) in predominantly Euro-American schools of nursing. Findings indicate that a …