This paper discusses the main ideas of the Diversity Based approach to culturally sensitive practices in health and social care services.This approach is important in emphasizing the fluid nature of culture, the diversity in cultural groups and the impact of inegalitarian and racist power relations on their life. Chinese people in the UK are used as an example to demonstrate how exploration of the diversity of ethnic minority groups could strengthen cultural sensitivity. Some methods for the realization of the Diversity Based approach, such as the culturagram and user involvement, have also been highlighted. © The Author(s) 2011.link_to_subscribed_fulltex
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Cultural diversity means having different cultures. Having different cultures in our classes can mak...
Australia has had over five decades of permanent immigrant settlement programmes, and faces the chal...
In healthcare facilities there are many factors that contribute to overall equity, efficiency, and q...
The increasing ethnic diversity of Western societies poses new challenges to healthcare. Healthcare ...
The perception of cultural diversity is to accept and respect other nations ’ cultures. This means t...
Chapter objectives: Provide working definitions for cultural competence, cultural sensitivity, and...
This paper is a contribution to the debate on how to make health-care services in the United Kingdom...
When health services are accessed and used, language can be the most impeding barrier for non-Englis...
To date, descriptions of culturally sensitive therapies have insufficiently acknowledged the heterog...
In an increasingly globalized world, we continue to face dramatic health disparities that impact adv...
SUMMARY. In all aspects of health and mental health care–the emer-gency room, the outpatient clinic,...
Objective: Cultural diversity and its impact on mental health has become an increasingly important i...
Researchers may not feel equipped to conduct qualitative research with ethnic minority communities i...
Australia is increasingly recognised as a multicultural and diverse society. Nationally, all accredi...
Cultural diversity is an increasingly important phenomenon that affects not only social and politica...
Cultural diversity means having different cultures. Having different cultures in our classes can mak...
Australia has had over five decades of permanent immigrant settlement programmes, and faces the chal...
In healthcare facilities there are many factors that contribute to overall equity, efficiency, and q...