Module 2: Direct Comprehensive Primary Care in the LTC Setting

12 2.1.5 Culturally Diverse Care

Cultural Humility

  • Employees personal reflection and self awareness, relational openness and social justice
  • Practitioners provider culturally humble care by being
  • Open to new ideas
  • Self aware of personal challenging power dynamics
  • Providing meaningful interactions
  • Assisting patients, families and groups navigate systems that may be challenging to them
  • Being critically self reflective of our own biases and assumptions
Cultural Safety “Identities and situations are prioritized in my care” = Learning with
Cultural Humility “I don’t know, so I will ask”

“I will challenge my assumptions”

=Reflecting and challenging what is known
Cultural Competence “I know somethings about different groups” =Knowing in broad categories
Cultural Sensitivity “I should consider clients differences in my care” =Knowing that we should
Cultural Awareness “Everyone is different” =General knowing

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  1. Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Nursing, 2023

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