A Model to Enhance Culturally Competent Care
The ability to provide effective, quality healthcare to clients from differing cultures is becoming increasingly important for healthcare providers from all disciplines. A model to enhance culturally competent care is presented.
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| creator | Davidhizar, Ruth Bechtel, Gregory Giger, Joyce Newman |
| description | The ability to provide effective, quality healthcare to clients from differing cultures is becoming increasingly important for healthcare providers from all disciplines. A model to enhance culturally competent care is presented. |
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