Prevent Implicit Bias in Patient Care With These Cultural Conversation Starters

Jaime Weimer, MSN, RN, AGCNS-BC, AOCNS®
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Each clinical encounter with a patient brings together three different cultural perspectives: the patient’s, the nurse’s, and health care’s own culture. Patient-centered care acknowledges and responds to the unique needs and preferences of each patient in the context of their culture. As we approach our patients with respect, humility, and curiosity to learn more, we must ask questions to help prevent assumptions, generalizations, and implicit bias from influencing our interactions.

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