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- J N Giger and R Davidhizar.
- Health Professions/Nursing, Bethel College, Mishawaka, Indiana.
- Int Nurs Rev. 1990 Jan 1; 37 (1): 199-202.
AbstractToday a new generation of nurses with different cultural insights and a deeper appreciation of human life and values are developing a sensitivity for culturally appropriate individualized care. Although literature on clinical approaches in cultural diverse situations is mushrooming, relatively few theories on transcultural nursing provide a systematic method for comprehensive nursing assessment, which is necessary for both the nursing practitioner and the researcher to provide appropriate nursing care tailored for each client. Below an outline of the areas that need to be assessed when working with clients from multicultural populations.
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