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The document provides guidelines for a cultural diversity paper assignment in a nursing course. Students are asked to research a culture of their choice and write a 5-page paper following APA style. The paper must discuss the culture's views on family structures, pregnancy/childrearing, death/dying, health/illness, mental illness, diet/nutrition, elderly care, and social practices. It also requires analyzing three cultural case studies using the nursing process to discuss appropriate assessment, diagnosis, and care plans.

Coppin State University
College of Health Professions
Helene Fuld School of Nursing
Guidelines for Paper on Cultural Diversity
NURS 216 Transition to Professional Practice
Objective: Students will apply the nursing process with
emphasis on assessment, diagnosis, and planning of nursing care
for culturally diverse individuals across the life span and in
selected healthcare settings.
Culture Scholarly Paper
Research and select a culture of interest to you.
Following approval by your faculty, write a
5-page
scholarly paper on the approved culture.
3.
The paper must be typed in APA format and submitted via
Turnitin by the due date. Seek assistance in the Coppin
University Academic Resource Center for help with grammar,
sentence structure, or American Psychological Association
(APA) style formatting.
A.
Submit a
5-page
scholarly paper (not included reference or cover page) written
in APA style, with the use of references when appropriate.
(10 points).
B.

Content should consist of the following topics:
(45 points)
·
Family and community structure and hierarchies.
·
Attitudes and beliefs about pregnancy and childrearing.
·
Attitudes and beliefs about death and dying
·
Attitudes and beliefs about health/wellness & illness
(prevention, management, and hospitalization)
·
Attitudes and beliefs about mental illness.
·
Dietary & nutrition practices
·
Care of the elderly.
·
Social practices.
·
What are typical patterns of communication? Include both
verbal and nonverbal communications.
C.
Using the

Nursing Process
, discuss the care you will provide in regards to collecting data,
diagnosing the problem, and planning for care. Be culturally
appropriate
(45 points)
.
1.
Individualize your assessment, diagnosis, and plan for each of
the following situations:
a.
An extended family living arrangement for the 81 year-old
grandmother who just suffered a Cerebral Vascular Accident
(stroke) with severe hemiparesis.
b.
A new immigrant couple whose first child born at 28 weeks
gestation.
c.
A nuclear family with teenage children. The father recently
diagnosed with diabetes.
2.
How should questions for you assessment be directed for your
cultural group?
3.
Identify three culturally sensitive nursing diagnoses from your
client’s cultural perspective.
4.
How should you plan to provide care for your cultural group?
5.

How should care be provided for your cultural group?
Rubric
Coppin State University
College of Health Professions
Helene Fuld School of Nursing
NURS 216 Culture Paper Grading Rubric
Format
Possible Points
Earned Points
Comments
APA style used
Appropriate use of references
10
Culture Identification
45
Family and community structure and hierarchies.
5
Attitudes and beliefs about pregnancy and childrearing.
5
Attitudes and beliefs about death and dying
5

Attitudes and beliefs about health& illness (prevention,
management, & hospitalization)
5
Attitudes and beliefs about mental illness.
5
Dietary & nutrition practices
5
Care of the elderly
5
Social practices
5
Communication Patterns (verbal/nonverbal)
5
Application to Nursing Process
45
An extended family living arrangement when the 81 year-old-
grandmother suffered a stroke with severe hemiparesis. How
would you care for the client (assessment, diagnosis and plan)?
15

A new immigrant couple who gave birth to their first child at 28
weeks gestation. How would you care for the client and the
family (assessment, diagnosis and plan)?
15
A nuclear family consisting of both parents and teenage
children. Dad is a new diabetic. How would you care for the
client & family (assessment, diagnosis and plan)?
15
Total Score
100

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