Cultural Safety Collection

Cultural safety: Cultural considerations

2012

Spector, R., Cox, L., & Taua, C.

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This chapter explores the relationship between health and culture in Australian and New Zealand demographic contexts. It defines cultural competence and cultural safety, discusses steps and strategies for achieving cultural safety, and describes methods for considering culture in assessment.

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Cultural safety: Cultural considerations.

Spector, R., Cox, L., & Taua, C. (2012). In J.C., Watt & H. Forbes (Eds.), Jarvis' physical examination and health assessment: ANZ adaptation (pp. 40-60). Elsevier.

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