Across
- 3. Often thought f as an objective biological distinction, usually based on visible differences
- 4. In considering this course, it is important to get beyond the individual and family and perform a _ Cultural Assessment
- 6. Lack of this makes it difficult to understand concepts in community health nursing
- 8. As newcomers to Canada can find challenges in finding a family doctor, their care tends to be _ in nature, rather than preventative
- 10. Leininger's theory is called, Culture Care Diversity & _
- 11. This terms calls to attention the significant consequences of assigning racial designations
- 13. The belief that one's own culture is the best or most desirable
- 16. Founded Transcultural Nursing
- 17. This refers to variety and differences of attributes among, between and within groups
- 18. Cultural competency must involve all layers of an organization. It must be _
Down
- 1. Allender et al. believes that _ is the most important social determinant of community health
- 2. The concept of cultural _ is concerned with effective nursing practice with clients from another culture, as determined by those clients
- 5. Culture is largely shaped at the _ level
- 7. These residents are not included in comprehensive and longitudinal immigrant health surveys conducted by the Federal and Provincial governments
- 9. This is an important key theme for building and maintaining cultural competence
- 12. Proponents of cultural safety consider awareness, _ & competence key to comprehending cultural complexities
- 14. In North American Culture, CHNs have been criticized for focusing too much on the _
- 15. We sometimes forget the factors such as culture and diversity are _ in nature