Titlebook: Diversity and Inclusion in Quality Patient Care; Your Story/Our Story Marcus L. Martin,Sheryl Heron,Michelle Strickland Book 2019Latest edi

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Microaggressionsviduals and groups (Virginia et al.,Qual Psychol 2(2):147–163, 2015). Providing quality and equitable care to all patients requires that healthcare organizations invest in creating a climate of inclusiveness, where differences are valued. In their focus to improve diversity, many institutions focus

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Gender Bias: An Undesirable Challenge in Health Professions and Health Carences in how women and men are regarded considering their gender and/or biological sex. Gender bias, based on traditional stereotypical impressions of sex and gender, be it implicit, unintentional, unconscious, or even conscious and intentional, or called by other terms such as sexism, has consequenc

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A Global Perspective on Health Care race, skin color, ability, and religion. They vary within our own individual lives as our age, health, socioeconomic, and marital status change. They are impacted by our past experiences and the perceptions we have formed based on our knowledge and life experiences. Those of us who live in First Wo

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Cultural Competence and the Deaf Patient minority group, the Deaf American Sign Language (ASL) user is also a linguistic and cultural minority. Like many other underrepresented ethnic/racial groups with limited English proficiency, this group of people experiences some of the same barriers to equitable health care including poor access to

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Unconscious Bias in Action projecting prejudices we do not realize we have, allowing us to react almost instantaneously and make fast decisions. Bias can also prompt us to jump to unwarranted conclusions about people. In the medical environment, this may have life-altering effects and is thought to play a major role in healt

ETCH

Native-American Patiente with anti-Indian prejudice, together with the doctor’s lack of understanding of Native-American experience, identity, and social customs might contribute to miscommunication between the patient and doctor. Reserving of prejudgments on the doctor’s part and willingness to communicate openly with th

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The Rastafarian Patientr care, which presents obstacles for the treatment team. The approach to these obstacles is later discussed using cross-cultural tools and skills while also exploring some common misconceptions encountered with this particular category of patients.