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1.030 documents for cultural differences in healthcare
  • DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c21070) has announced the addition of Cultural Competency in Health...

  • Why is this the case?" [Henry Cisneros] asked, when considering the current lack of healthcare among Hispanics. "Part of it is because Latinos tend to work in smaller businesses, sometimes marginal businesses, that don't offer health insurance. Also, Latinos tend to work in businesses that pay less. When they have the option to seek treatment themselves, the resources don't extend very far," said Cisneros. "Recognizing cultural and racial differences in research studies is the key to improving the quality of healthcare within the Hispanic community. As a practicing healthcare professional [at Davila Pharmacy, Inc.] in the west side of San Antonio, I can recognize the disparities Hispanics face daily within the U.S. healthcare system," admits Van de Putte. Cisneros puts it very simple a...

  • Misdiagnosis and mistreatment, due to factors such as a cultural misunderstanding or lack of communication, can and has resulted in lawsuits. An examination of current case law reveals that numerous lawsuits can be directly attributed to culturally incompetent health care professionals. The process of becoming culturally competent is not only the key to quality care for those who practice in the field of health care, but also critical for those who practice in the field of health law. Borrowing from the field of health care, this article will propose a model of cultural competence for the field of health law.

    ... Cultural Competency in the Delivery of Healthcare Services. 5 This practice model of cultural compet... the lawyer is not aware that cultural differences exist between themselves and the client. Conscious...

  • ... the IHS Areas or regions (Regional Differences in Indian Health 1998-99); and variation by Tribe ...General or culturally specific health practices; 3. Social support syste...'', the organization and functioning of healthcare systems, cultural beliefs and possible differences...

  • ... has been criticized as lacking cultural awareness and applicability with people from a var... of studies have also confirmed that differences in treatment and outcome extend to end-of-life car... racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare. Washington, DC: National Academies Press. . Truog...

  • Research in healthcare operations has grown in interest and importance over the last decade, as the healthcare environment continues to become more complex and challenging. This study investigates the relationships among organizational culture, knowledge management, and patient safety performance. Drawing on existing literature, the authors develop and test a model for patient safety performance using data from a nationwide survey of more than 200 hospitals. Structural equation modeling is used to provide empirical support for the model. In particular, they find that different dimensions of organizational culture are related to more effective knowledge management, which in turn is associated with better patient safety performance. The authors conclude by discussing the major implication...

    ... study will examine whether specific cultural orientations are more likely to be associated with... were no statistically significant differences in terms of number of beds (mean = 162.82 versus 1...

  • ... of this outcome; (3) there might be differences in morally relevant needs requiring more resources..., news, income, housing, food, primary healthcare, and leisure to function effectively in the politi... of state economic policies and the local cultural practices. . One way to appreciate the challenge i...

  • ... supportable and clinically and culturally appropriate. That is, is the evidence base suffici... that statistically significant group differences are found and that some program enrollees experien... and client outcomes (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2003; Alegria et al., 2004)....

  • ... (i.e., Fitzpatrick skin types IV-VI), differences in clinical presentation, potential sequelae and ccontributing cultural factors are observed. These differences contribute...New York: Informa HealthCare USA; 2007. . (29.) Tenaud l, Khammari A, Dreno B. ...

  • ... and their legitimation in the socio-cultural values subscribed to by a society or community. Gi... misrepresentation to suggest that the differences between economists and sociologists may be cast in...: Introducing Market Mechanisms in Healthcare. Mimeo, 2007. . Hamilton, Walton H. "Institutions....



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