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Volume 28 Issue 1-2 - 2008
Advances in Contemporary Transcultural Nursing (2nd edn)
iii Foreword
Madeleine M Leininger
x Preface: Pathways of Cultural Awareness
Akram Omeri
1 Section 1 Editorial: The State of Transcultural Nursing Global Leadership and Education
Linda J Luna, June Miller
4 The Role of RCNA in Promoting Transcultural Nursing as a Discipline of Study, Research, Practice and Management in Australia
Rosemary B Bryant, Elizabeth R Foley, Elizabeth C Percival
13 Global Leadership in Transcultural Nursing Practice, Education and Research
Margaret M Andrews
17 Exemplar: Developing a New Bachelor of Nursing Course Responsive to Australia’s Culturally Diverse Community
Lynette M Raymond
23 Use of the Culture Care Theory and Ethnonursing Method to Discover How Nursing Faculty Teach Culture Care
Sandra J Mixer
37 Cultural Competency of Graduating US Bachelor of Science Nursing Students
Suzan Kardong-Edgren, Josepha Campinha-Bacote
45 Section 2 Editorial: Transcultural Nursing Theory and Models:: The challenges of application
Irena Papadopoulos, Akram Omeri
48 Culture Care Theory: A proposed practice theory guide for nurse practitioners in primary care settings
Marilyn M McFarland, Marilyn K Eipperle
64 A Partnership of a Catholic Faith-based Health System, Nursing and Traditional American Indian Medicine Practitioners
Ann O Hubbert
74 Lebanese Cancer Patients:: Communication and truth telling preferences
Myrna Abi Abdallah Doumit, Huda Huijer Abu-Saad
83 Bridging Generic and Professional Care Practices for Muslim Patients Through Use of Leininger’s Culture Care Modes
Hiba Wehbe-Alamah
98 Section 3 Editorial: Towards a Culturally Competent Nurse Workforce
Rhonda Griffiths, John Daly
101 Expectations and Experiences of Recently Recruited Overseas Qualified Nurses in Australia
Scott Brunero, Julie Smith, Emma Bates
111 A Reflection on Culture Over Time by Baccalaureate Nursing Students
Hendrika J Maltby
119 Integrative Simulation:: A novel approach to educating culturally competent nurses
Carolyn M Rutledge, Phyllis Barham, Lynn Wiles, Richardean S Benjamin, Phyllis Eaton, Kay Palmer
129 Cultural Competence in Action for CAMHS:: Development of a cultural competence assessment tool and training programme
Irena Papadopoulos, Mary Tilki, Savita Ayling
141 Cultural Desire:: ‘Caught or ‘taught’?
Josepha Campinha-Bacote
149 Perception of Nursing Care:: Views of Saudi Arabian female nurses
Jette Mebrouk
162 Section 4 Editorial: Transcultural Nursing:: The global agenda
Marilyn 'Marty' Douglas, Juliene G Lipson
165 Culture-Specific Care for Indigenous People:: A primary health care perspective
Anne McMurray, Rani Param
173 The Significance of a Culturally Appropriate Health Service for Indigenous Māori Women
Denise Wilson
189 Nursing Care of Vulnerable Populations Using a Framework of Cultural Competence, Social Justice and Human Rights
Dula F Pacquiao
198 Nurses on the Move:: Diversity and the work environment
Mireille Kingma
207 Epilogue: Advancing Transcultural Nursing Through Collaboration
Akram Omeri
Book Reviews
211 Transcultural Concepts in Nursing Care (5th Edn)
Andrews M, Boyle J
Reviewed by Sandra J Mixer
212 Culture Care Diversity and Universality: A Worldwide Nursing Theory
Leininger MM and McFarland MR
Reviewed by Rick Zoucha
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