TRANSCULTURAL AND GLOBAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVES

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This course emphasizes interprofessional collaboration in clinical prevention to improve the health outcomes of patients and the general population. The concepts of cross -cultural nursing, theories, philosophies, ethics, research, pluralism and practical relationships for nursing care are discussed. The impact of globalization on health planning and care, and the need to design health care systems that respond to diverse cultural needs, are analyzed. The focus is on selected global health problems assessed in a multidisciplinary manner to ensure attention to the underserved and their complex needs determined cultural diversity. It facilitates the development of competencies related to person -centered Care, population health, quality and safety, interprofessional partnership, and personal, scholarship in the discipline of nu rsing, and professionalism. Requires 45 hours of theory.