"June 2011." Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Using structural equation modeling to identify predictors of sexual behaviors among Hispanic men who have sex with men / Preface: Finding the (cultural) clues that make a difference in patient outcomes / Joseph P De Santis, Adriana Arcia, Amber Vermeesch, Karina A Gattamorta. Clinically applied medical ethnography: relevance to cultural competence in patient care / Joan Engebretson -- Families with burn injury: application in the clinically relevant continuum model / Carlee Lehna -- Promoting culturally competent chronic pain management using the clinically relevant continuum model / Diane B Monsivais -- Culturally competent care for Parkinson Disease / Melinda Hermanns -- How do rural health care providers and patients view barriers to colorectal cancer screening? : Insights from Appalachian Kentucky / Jennifer Hatcher, Mark B Dignan, Nancy Schoenberg -- Acculturation, depression, and function in individuals seeking pain management in a predominantly Hispanic southwestern border community / Kristynia M Robinson, Jose J Monsivais -- Continuing the cultural competency journey through exploration of knowledge, attitudes, and skills with advanced practice psychiatric nursing students: an exemplar / Mary M Hoke, Leslie K Robbins -- Translation of family health history questions on cardiovascular disease and Type 2 Diabetes with implications for Latina health and nursing practice / Gia T Mudd, Maria C Martinez -- Cultural competency: beyond the vital signs; delivering holistic care to African Americans / Linda D Wilson -- Using structural equation modeling to identify predictors of sexual behaviors among Hispanic men who have sex with men / Joseph P De Santis, Adriana Arcia, Amber Vermeesch, Karina A Gattamorta.
Summary:
Overview: This issue of the Nursing Clinics of North America, Guest Edited by Diane B. Monsivais, PhD, CRRN, will cover Culturally Competent Care topics including such articles as The Clinically Relevant Continuum Model; Culturally Competent Care for Families with Burn Injury, Chronic Pain, End Stage Renal Disease and Parkinson's Disease; an Innovative Model for Teaching Culturally Competent Care; Acculturation, Somatization of Depression, and Function in an Hispanic American Population; Culture of the Colonias/Constructing the Meaning of Asthma in the Colonias; Genetics and its Relevance on Culture and Ethnicity; and Creating Culturally Appropriate Language Translation.
Series:
Nursing clinics of North America, 0029-6465 ; v. 46, no. 2
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.