When generalizations are automatically applied to every member of a group, or making generalizations about a group based on the behavior of a few.
Stereotype
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4 steps of service recovery
Apologize. Acknowledge the patient's feelings. Offer alternatives. Make amends.
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What does culture affect? (3 main ideas listed)
Our BEHAVIOR (how we think, act, and feel); SOCIAL SKILLS (how we communicate/interact with others); HEALTHCARE (opinions on pain, medicine, health, etc.)
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This can make a huge difference in the outcome of the hospital or clinic visit for medical treatment if a patient does not speak or understand English.
Interpreter
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How can generalizations be used (for good)?
They can be used as a guide for studying and understanding culture.
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This relates to a person's economic and social position in relation to others, based on income, education, and occupation.
Socioeconomic status
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___________________ are responsible for the satisfaction of patients.
Healthcare professionals
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Prohibited from receiving blood or blood products, even in medical emergencies. The vast majority of medical treatments are acceptable. Organ donation and transplant allowed, but often only components not affected by blood flow.
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Name some strategies used to improve culturally-competent care. (3 main ideas listed)
Providing/participating in relevant training; providing brochures in the language spoken; encouraging healthy eating involving preferred foods.
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What might patients want to supplement prescribed treatment with?
Their own culturally-accepted methods.
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Treating patients differently because of their weight and/or assuming a patient with broken English is uneducated are examples of ________________.
personal bias
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People are a unique blend of the diversity from within their culture and an accumulation of _____________________.