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| to cure problem or disease; paternalistic, one-way channel of communication between dominant helath care provider and submissive patient/fami |
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| Assesment-->Diagnosis-->Plan-->Implementation-->Evaluation |
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| addresses meaning of life (past, present, and future). Part of holism. |
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| to visualize repeatedly a postive outcome |
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| Engaging Transpersonal Care |
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| Treatment-driven, high-technology-centered care. Family Centered. |
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| Nursing assessment tool based on awareness and respect of cultural influences. |
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| Learning, recognizing, and comprehending te cultural factors that shape a family's perception of their health. |
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| Folk beliefs, practices, and values of a group that tell women and children what they should do (what their roles should be). |
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| Folk beliefs, practics, and values of a group that tell women and children what they should NOT do in their respective roles. |
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| Complementay and alternative health care/medicine |
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| reports found in current literature that evaluate the safety, quality, and credibility of particular interventions. |
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| encouraged focus on spiritual, physical/environmental, emotional, menta, and social needs of patient. |
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| Caring as a nurse demands attention to the body AND the soul and spirital dimension of the patient and famiy. Soul is the ideal self of an individual. |
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| Caring is the core value of nursing and essential for curing. |
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| Professional Nursing Roles |
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| Critical thinker, Effective Communicator, Teacher, Collaborator, Advocate. |
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| A belief that one's culture is superior to others and that the beliefs of one's culture are in the best interest of everyone else |
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