This document discusses the importance of cultural humility in healthcare. It explains that cultural humility involves self-reflection to examine one's own beliefs and identity, as well as a lifelong commitment to learning about patients' cultures beyond just competence. The key aspects of cultural humility are openness, humbleness, and self-awareness. Healthcare professionals must understand diversity, be open to different cultural norms, and reflect on interactions to improve care and form relationships with patients. Practicing cultural humility provides better individualized care and improves patient outcomes.

1. Discussion: Patients from multicultural backgrounds
Discussion: Patients from multicultural backgroundsDiscussion: Patients from multicultural
backgroundsrespondAs healthcare providers, we should always be prepared to care for
patients from multicultural backgrounds and be aware of the cultural differences and values
of different populations and the impact culture has on health and wellness. In recent years,
there has been a big emphasis on educating healthcare providers about how to give
culturally competent care (Yeager & Bauer-Wu, 2013). Cultural humility is incorporated
into how we care for a diverse population of patients and communities along with cultural
competence. Even though these concepts are alike, they differ in goals and outcomes.
Cultural humility is a lifelong process in which an individual uses self-reflection and critique
and not only learns about someone else’s culture and cultural needs but to examine self and
explore one’s own personal beliefs and identity (Yeager & Bauer-Wu, 2013). Cultural
humility goes beyond cultural competence and emphasizes the importance of providing
care that is culturally competent, examining oneself for personal bias, beliefs, and values, as
well as committing to a lifelong learning process. When incorporating cultural humility into
care, professionals must approach patients with openness and readiness to learn.
Assumptions should not be made, and individualized can be achieved.Three attributes that
are emphasized in cultural humility include self-awareness, humbleness, and openness.
Openness is one of the first steps in developing cultural humility and is described as being
open to explore and learn new ideas (Foronda, Baptiste, Reinholdt, & Ousman, 2016).
Humbleness understanding and accepting that all humans are equal and that no person is
better than another (Foronda et al., 2016). When a person is humble during interactions
with others, personal beliefs are set aside, and the terms superiority and dominance are
forgotten. Self-awareness is defined as recognizing your own values, beliefs, strengths, and
limitations, in addition to the ways someone’s views may appear to others (Foronda et al.,
2016).It is important for healthcare professionals to understand the scope of diversity to
deliver individualized quality care and practice cultural humility (Lightfoot & Quintana,
2017). With each patient interaction, every nurse should be open and accepting to a
patient’s opinions and cultural norms. At the end of a long day, we should reflect on the
interactions experienced and on how to improve your practice and communication skills. As
a result, we are not only providing the best individualized and culturally acceptable care but
also creating a great nurse-patient relationship and improving our knowledge base and
skills, which will ultimately improve patient outcomes.ORDER NOW FOR ORIGINAL,
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