Question

1. Follow Purnell’s – Culture Competency

                          (see attached)

B. Now consider the complexity of a client you may have:                            1. What questions may you want to ask them?

            ( Identify 5 questions )

2. How will this change your care for your client?    

          ( 1 paragraph)

C. Write your personal story following Purnell’s theory Questions you need to answer:

1. Heritage – tell me about you.
2. How do you communicate within your family?
3. . Family dynamics / roles. Who makes decisions?
4. Work force issues – view of education.

5. Biology – skin color, specific body colors, textures – such as hair, or height

6. . High risk behaviors – maybe a pattern in the family

7. View of nutrition and how you perceive your nutrition

8. Health practices regarding pregnancy. Birthing practices, rituals

9. Death rituals – something that is specific to your family

10. Spirituality – religion, your perception and choices

11. Health care perceptions – Self -care, supplements

12. Health care practices

                          (2 pages in length)

4. Research Article- That Recognize/Explain Your Culturally Unique Healthcare Needs in Hospital Setting—

5. After your Research, Look at yourself:

Identify: Culturally 3 of your Healthcare Needs in a Hospital, Extended Care or Rehabilitation Setting

   please answer this its due tonight at 11h59 cultural diversity project answer all questions please

Answer 1

Ans) A) Cultural competence in healthcare refers to the ability for healthcare professionals to demonstrate cultural competence toward patients with diverse values, beliefs, and feelings.

B) Impress the hiring manager at your next interview with these top five questions to ask at the end.
What do you expect from team members in this position?
Will those expectations change over time?
What is a typical day like at [company name]?
Where do you see the company in five years?

C) Purnell model, family is an important aspect of someone’s culture and that is very true of mine. (Purnell, 2002) My family is the most important thing in my life, and to see them as much as possible would help my mental status.