The Journal of Clinical Ethics · 1998 · 12 citations · 10 references
Social SciencesCommunicationCulturesCultureHealth CommunicationIntercultural CommunicationCross-cultural PracticeCultural Competence In Clinical PracticeCultural DifferenceCultural SensitivityCulturally Responsive Health CommunicationIntercultural Health CommunicationAllied Health ProfessionalsClinician Cultural Self-awarenessCross-cultural Health CareCultural CompetenceMulticultural AdaptationMulticultural CollaborationMulticultural CooperationMulticultural Workforce
This study illustrates that cultural differences arise among similarly trained health professionals. Health professionals must learn to communicate sensitively with colleagues from other cultures, to respect their values, and to recognize and resolve cultural differences that affect patient care. In this shrinking, multicultural world, health professionals cannot afford the comfortable illusion that all similarly trained practitioners share the same values about the care of patients and professional conduct.
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