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18 sie 2022 · The Chinese-speaking immigrants residing in BC have unique healthcare and preventative care beliefs and practices embedded in their culture for better patient-centered care outcomes. Unfortunately, their culture has not yet blended into mainstream healthcare services.
Chinese philosophies and religions strongly influence the Chinese way of living and thinking about health and health care. Nurses must combine information about culture with clinical assessment of the patient to provide cultural sensitive care.
Traditional health practice and the use of traditional Chinese medicine are based on Confucian concepts of harmony and being morally good. Body harmony implies seeking a balance between yin and yang, through traditional Chinese exercise and healthy diet
With an emphasis on Chinese seniors, this article raises awareness of the importance of cultural competency and how this can impact care delivery, as well as strategies healthcare professionals can use to improve cultural competency in their institution.
1 wrz 2021 · Through qualitative content analysis, this study explores how Chinese immigrant mothers use the ethnic social media—WeChat to engage in health information sharing and coping with cultural differences in healthcare between the U.S. and China.
23 sie 2016 · Internal migration resulting from unequal regional economic development has turned the Chinese healthcare system into a cultural melting pot in which health-related attributes, cultural practices, and healthcare needs and expectations are varied.
Internal migration resulting from unequal regional eco-nomic development has turned the Chinese healthcare sys-tem into a cultural melting pot in which health-related attributes, cultural practices, and healthcare needs and ex-pectations are varied.
