Alternate Title

Patient experience program : best practices for engagement

Corporate Author

BC Cancer, Patient & Family Engagement

Place of Publication

[Vancouver, BC?]

Publisher

BC Cancer Agency

Publication Date

2020

Subjects

Culturally Competent Care

Cultural Diversity

Patient Participation - methods

Decision Making

Caregivers

Professional - Patient Relations

Professional - Family Relations

Abstract

Contents:

Best Practices for Successful Engagement -- Diversity in Patient Engagement -- Engagement Methods -- How to Request Patient and Family Partners -- Matching Partners -- Planning Engagement -- Presenting With Patient Partners -- Reimbursing Partners.

Language

English

Material Type

Online

Audience

Professional

Location

Internet

Website Notes

Tip sheets in PDF format and more patient and family engagement resources available at link

Corporate Author

BC Cancer, Patient & Family Engagement

Place of Publication

[Vancouver, BC?]

Publisher

BC Cancer Agency

Publication Date

2020

Subjects

Patient Participation

Decision Making, Organizational

Caregivers

Professional - Patient Relations

Professional - Family Relations

Culturally Competent Care

Cultural Diversity

Policy

Practice Guideline

Notes

Also available : Engaging patients and families In projects, committees and organizational decision making procedure

Language

English

Material Type

Online

Audience

Professional

Location

Internet

Corporate Author

BC Cancer, Patient & Family Engagement

Place of Publication

[Vancouver, BC?]

Publisher

BC Cancer Agency

Publication Date

2020

Subjects

Patient Participation

Decision Making, Organizational

Caregivers

Professional - Patient Relations

Professional - Family Relations

Culturally Competent Care

Cultural Diversity

Practice Guideline

Notes

Also available :

Engaging patients and families in projects, committees and organizational decision making policy

Language

English

Material Type

Online

Audience

Professional

Location

Internet

Author

Edberg, Mark

Edition

2nd ed.

Place of Publication

Burlington, MA

Publisher

Jones and Bartlett Learning

Publication Date

2023

Series

Proquest Ebook Central

Essential public health

Subjects

Social Support

Healthcare Disparities

Health Services Accessibility

Social Medicine

Cultural Diversity

Developing Countries

ISBN

9781284226256

9781284226263

Language

English

Material Type

Ebook

Audience

Professional

Location

Internet

Call Number

WA 395 E327 2023

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Editor

Silbermann, Michael

Berger, Ann

Place of Publication

New York

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Publication Date

c2022

Series

Proquest Ebook Central

Subjects

Neoplasms - therapy

Neoplasms - psychology

Spiritual Therapies

Spirituality

Cultural Diversity

Religion and Medicine

Abstract

"With cancer ranking as the primary or secondary cause of premature death in almost 100 countries worldwide, the World Health Organization recognized a high level of investment in cancer control and treatment (including palliative care) in 2019. At that time, governments at the World Health Assembly (WHA) unanimously adopted a new cancer resolution (Universal Health Coverage: Moving Together to Build a Healthier World). The resolution noted the potential for cancer prevention to reduce cancer burden in the future, while reducing the suffering from cancer in the communities.As most countries are facing an overall increase in the absolute number of cancer cases, large geographical diversity in cancer occurrence and variations in the magnitude and profile of the disease still continue between and within world regions. Specific types of cancer dominate globally: lung, female breast, and colorectal cancer. The regional variations in common cancer types signal the extent to which societal, economic, and lifestyle changes interplay to differentially impact the profile of this most complex group of diseases.Although survival rates for cancer have improved significantly over the past few decades, for each individual, the diagnosis and treatment of cancer are still devastating, affecting the family and community as well. The care of a person with cancer must be more than just the treatment of the cancer itself. Understanding the cultural, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions of the cancer sufferer and their family and community will ensure the best care.In order to treat individuals with cancer and understand how to give the best possible care to underserved populations, we need to understand cultural diversity. Understanding that cultural aspects of a society may be intertwined with finances and other resources can improve adherence and access to care. Culture is made up of language, religion, cuisine, social norms, history, ancestry, music, arts, and spirituality. In order to improve cancer care outcomes, patients' diverse spiritual and cultural beliefs must be recognized. In addition, available methods must be utilized to improve access and adherence to treatment modalities and regimens.In this book, we focus on numerous diverse cultures, traditions, and faiths. Many parts of the world are composed of indigenous cultures, with unique spiritual beliefs in addition to the region's primary religion. We present chapters on indigenous religions as well as indigenous traditional healers. People everywhere experience trouble, sorrow, need, and sickness, and they develop skills and knowledge in response to these adversities. This book provides insightful models of these parameters and serves as a valuable resource for health care providers and policymakers by taking a global approach to cultural diversity in the world. By understanding this multiculturalism and the many aspects of psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions of health and healing, we can learn from one another." --publisher

ISBN

9780197551349

Language

English

Material Type

Ebook

Audience

Professional

Location

Internet

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Editor

Srivastava, Rani H

Edition

2nd ed.

Place of Publication

[Toronto, ON]

Publisher

Elsevier Inc.

Publication Date

2023

Physical Description

xviii, 430 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Subjects

Transcultural Nursing

Cross-Cultural Comparison

Clinical Competence

Cultural Diversity

ISBN

9780323790000

Language

English

Material Type

Book

Audience

Professional

Location

Vancouver Library

Victoria Library

Call Number

WY107 H434s 2023

Copies

Editor

Dueck, Alvin

Place of Publication

Cham, Switzerland

Publisher

Springer International Publishing AG

Publication Date

2021

Series

Proquest Ebook Central

Palgrave studies in indigenous psychology

Subjects

Spirituality

Religion and Psychology

Cultural Diversity

ISBN

9783030508685

9783030508692

Language

English

Material Type

Ebook

Audience

Patient or Public

Location

Internet

Website Notes

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Editor

Congress, Elaine

González, Manny

Edition

4th ed.

Place of Publication

New York, NY

Publisher

Springer Publishing Company, LLC

Publication Date

[2021]

Series

R2 Library

Subjects

Cultural Diversity

Social work - methods

Counselling

Family Therapy - methods

Sexual and Gender Minorities

Culturally Competent Care

United States

Abstract

Contents:

I Overview-- 1. Using the Culturagram and an Intersectional Approach in Practice With Culturally Diverse Families -- 2. Practice With Multiracial Individuals and Families -- 3. Transracial Adoption and Transracial Socialization: Clinical Implications and Recommendations -- 4. The DSM-5 From a Multicultural Perspective -- 5. Evidence-Based Practice With Ethnically Diverse Clients -- II: ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL PERSPECTIVES -- 6. Managing Agencies for Multicultural Services -- 7. Legal Issues in Practice With Immigrants and Refugees -- III: LIFE CYCLE PERSPECTIVES -- 8. The Multicultural Triangle of the Child, the Family, and the School: Culturally Competent Approaches -- 9. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Working With Adolescents -- 10. Working With Culturally Diverse Older Adults -- IV: PRACTICE WITH INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES FROM DIFFERENT RACIAL/ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS AND GENDER ORIENTATION -- 11. Practice With African American Families -- 12. Practice With Hispanic Individuals and Families -- 13. Practice With Asian Immigrant Families and Intergenerational Issues -- 14. Practice With Native American Families -- 15. Practice With Arab American Families -- 16. Practice With Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People and Their Families -- V: PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES WITH MULTICULTURAL FAMILIES -- 17. Health Beliefs, Care, and Access of Individuals and Families From Diverse Backgrounds -- 18. Spirituality and Culturally Diverse Families: The Intersection of Culture, Religion, and Spirituality -- 19. HIV/AIDS and Latinx Families: Practice Considerations -- 20. Substance Abuse --21. Practice With Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence -- 22. Culture, Intersectionality, and Suicide -- VI ETHICAL ISSUES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS -- 23. Ethical Issues and Future Directions

ISBN

082615414X

9780826154149

9780826154156

Language

English

Material Type

Ebook

Audience

Professional

Location

Internet

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