Native
American Elders
Health
Care Series
South
Dakota State University
Module
1
Balance:
A Native American Perspective
(Past,
Present, and Future).
Issues
Related to Cultural Sensitivity
Author: Dr. Tish
Smyer
Sponsored by: SmithKline
Beecham
Administered by:
University of Pennsylvania Institute of Aging
Module
1
Objectives
 Objective
#1
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Discuss Cultural Care and World
View as it relates to health care of Native American elders.
Objective
#2
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Identify components of the cultural
and social structure dimension of the Native American Culture.
Objective
#3
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Specify the care expression,
patterns, and practices related to Native American culture.
Objective
#4
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Discuss and compare the folk
(Native American system) with the professional system.
Objective
#5
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Identify nursing decisions and
actions for the Native American Elder based on:
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Cultural care preservation/maintenance,
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Cultural care accommodation/negotiation,
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Cultural care repatterning/restructuring.
Objective
#6
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Discuss Leininger's Sunrise
Model, which depicts the Theory of Cultural Care Diversity and Universality,
and relates to the Native American Culture.
Objective
#7
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Define culturally congruent
(nursing) care as it relates to the Native American Elder.
Module
1
Sections
Introduction
to Module 1: Valerian Three Irons
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Section
1
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Cultural
Care
-
Worldview
-
Influencing
Factors on Cultural and Social Structure
Section
2
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Care Expression
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Care Patterns
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Care Practices
-
Holistic
Care
Section
3
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Folk System
of Care
-
Professional
System of Care
-
Cultural
Care Preservation/Maintenance
-
Cultural
Care Accommodation/Negotiation
-
Cultural
Care Repatterning/Restructuring
Section
4
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on the line above to go to Section 4)
-
Leininger's
Sunrise Model
-
Theory
of Cultural Care Diversity and Universality
Credits
and References
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