2012
Arnold, O.F.
Using a case study approach, the author analyzes the practice of using a "no show" stamp in primary health care settings from the perspective of nursing cultures in the North and through a post-colonial lens. He argues that the use of this stamp extends paternalism, racism and discrimination, and recommends its use be discontinued to strengthen cultural safety in nursing practice.
Reconsidering the "NO SHOW" stamp: Increasing cultural safety by making peace with a colonial legacy.
Arnold, O.F. (2012). Reconsidering the "NO SHOW" stamp: Increasing cultural safety by making peace with a colonial legacy. The Northern Review, 36, 77-96.
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