One hundred percent of knowledge exist everywhere, and as human individuals we all have constraints that limit our ability to perceive information. Furthermore, these constraints are based upon who we are. As we have weaknesses we also have strengths. Cultural humility to me is to be able to acknowledge the inaccurate ideas we have on individuals, and accept these biases as ways to continue to grow and learn about ourselves and everyone we encounter. Physician Melanie Tervalon, and Jann Murray-Garcia Nursing professor at UC Davis have come to a consensus that the three main attributes when adapting cultural humility are, “Lifelong learning, and critical self-reflection. Mitigate power imbalances in patients, and the institution has to model
