2011
Wiebe, A., & Young, B.
Journal of Transcultural Nursing
This study aims to explore patient perceptions of culturally congruent care within a tertiary neonatal intensive care unit to inform the development of a model of culturally congruent care. The interviews identified four elements at the patient level that influence culturally congruent care: caring and trusting provider-client relationships, respectful and appropriate communication, availability of culturally responsive and accessible social and spiritual supports, and a welcoming and flexible organizational environment.
Parent perspectives from a neonatal intensive care unit: A missing piece of the culturally congruent care puzzle.
Wiebe, A., & Young, B. (2011). Parent perspectives from a neonatal intensive care unit: A missing piece of the culturally congruent care puzzle. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 22(1), 77-82.
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