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100 1  Dreachslin, Janice L. 
245 10 Diversity and cultural competence in health care
       |h[electronic resource] :|ba systems approach /|cJanice L.
       Dreachslin, M. Jean Gilbert, Beverly Malone. 
260    San Francisco :|bJossey-Bass,|c[2013] 
300    xix, 457 pages :|billustrations (colour) 
505 0  Figures and Tables ix Preface xi Acknowledgments xv The 
       Authors xvii PART ONE THE DIVERSITY IMPERATIVE 1 Chapter 1
       Systems Approach to Cultural Competence 3 Dimensions of 
       Diversity 7 Health Care Diversity Challenges 19 Health 
       Care Disparities in the United States 20 Changing the US 
       Health Care System 21 Systems Approach in the Health Care 
       Delivery Organization 26 The Importance of Leadership 27 
       Summary 28 Review Questions and Activities 29 Chapter 2 
       Systematic Attention to Health Care Disparities 35 What 
       Are Health Care Disparities? 36 Race and Ethnic 
       Disparities in Health Status 37 Disparities Across Other 
       Diversity Dimensions: Gender, Sexual Orientation, the 
       Elderly 49 Stakeholder Attention to Health Care 
       Disparities 56 Systematic Strategies for Reducing Health 
       Care Disparities 60 Summary 65 Review Questions and 
       Activities 66 Chapter 3 Workforce Demographics 75 Trends 
       in the US Labor Force 76 Diversity and the Health 
       Professions 81 Drivers of Disparities in the Health 
       Professions 83 Checklist of Recommended Organizational-
       Level Actions 90 Workforce Diversity Challenges 96 Summary
       100 Review Questions and Activities 101 PART TWO THE 
       DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL COMPETENCE 105 Chapter 4 
       Foundations for Cultural Competence in Health Care 107 
       What Is Cultural Competence in Health Care? 109 Long 
       Journey Toward Cultural Competence 119 Cultural Competence
       and the Health Care Provider Organization 126 Cultural 
       Competence and the Multicultural Health Care Workforce 133
       Summary 138 Review Questions and Activities 139 Chapter 5 
       Hallmarks of Cultural Competence in Health Care 
       Professionals 143 Personal Journey of Cultural Competence 
       145 Framework for Role Development 153 Journey of Self-
       Discovery 156 Summary 167 Review Questions and Activities 
       168 Chapter 6 Training for Knowledge and Skills in 
       Culturally Competent Care for Diverse Populations 171 
       Eight Principles for Knowledge and Skills Training 173 
       Cultural Competence Knowledge and Skills for 
       Administrators and Directors 177 Cultural Competence 
       Training for Health Care Professionals in Direct Patient 
       Care 183 Cultural Competence Training for Support Staff 
       207 The Role of Assessment in Cultural Competence Training
       208 Summary 211 Review Questions and Activities 212 PART 
       THREE CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND HEALTH CARE DELIVERY 219 
       Chapter 7 Cultural Competence in Health Care Encounters 
       221 Models from Transcultural Nursing 225 Giger-Davidhizar
       Transcultural Assessment Model (GDTAM) 238 Being 
       Culturally Responsive 251 Summary 253 Review Questions and
       Activities 254 Chapter 8 Language Access Services and 
       Crosscultural Communication 259 Language Use in the United
       States 261 Language Differences in Health Care Encounters 
       262 Attitudes Toward Limited-English Speakers 266 Changing
       Responses to Language Barriers in Health Care 268 An 
       Expanding Profession: The Health Care Interpreter 278 
       Translation in Written Health Care Communication 284 
       Communication Is More Than Words 286 Summary 290 Review 
       Questions and Activities 291 Chapter 9 Group Identity 
       Development and Health Care Delivery 299 Research 
       Highlights 301 Minority Status Group Identity Development 
       305 Majority Status Group Identity Development 313 Using 
       the Models 325 Summary 328 Review Questions and Activities
       329 PART FOUR CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND THE HEALTH CARE 
       ORGANIZATION 333 Chapter 10 The Centrality of 
       Organizational Behavior 335 The Science of Organizational 
       Behavior 338 Organizations as Contexts for Behavior 339 OB
       Research Highlights 341 Can Culturally Competent Health 
       Care Professionals "Go It Alone"? 350 Summary 356 Review 
       Questions and Activities 357 Chapter 11 The Business Case 
       and Best Demonstrated Practices 361 Evolution of the 
       Business Case 363 The Business Case for Cultural 
       Competence in Health Care 364 Workforce, HRM, and the 
       Business Case 373 Best Demonstrated Practices 376 
       Assessment and the Systems Approach 386 Benchmarking 389 
       Role of Metrics in the Systems Approach 390 Summary 397 
       Review Questions and Activities 399 Chapter 12 The Future 
       of Diversity and Cultural Competence in Health Care 405 
       Trends That Support Widespread Adoption of the Systems 
       Approach 406 The Sustainability Movement and the Systems 
       Approach 419 Change Management and Force Field Analysis: 
       Tools to Envision and Shape the Future 420 Summary 425 
       Review Questions and Activities 426 Glossary 429 Index 439
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650  0 Cultural pluralism|zUnited States. 
700 1  Gilbert, M. Jean. 
700 1  Malone, Beverly. 
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