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    The first major theme that emerged across Q1 and Q4 was religion creating discipline and harmony. Participants in Q1and Q4 were of differing opinions on the role played by religion in their lives. On one hand, Q1 participants were of the opinion that religion brings “peace of mind” and that it is required to organize a way of life and provides a code of conduct. It is important to keep “our culture in place.” One of the participants stated that “religionis okay. It gets me peace of mind and…

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    iii. By striving to comprehend and appreciate the cultural differences of patients, healthcare institutions and professionals indicate the significance of non-discrimination, dignity, self-determination, and respect for the patients, which boosts patient’s satisfaction. iv. Some issues such as child neglect and abuse are not unique to certain communities. When healthcare institutions and workforce become willing to understand the needs of patients separately, the latter becomes more willing to…

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    become acquainted with the “funds of knowledge” for their students and their families though visitation to their homes, the community center, and invitation to the school. Through these meetings, the teacher will gain insight into the families own cultural priorities for the child’s education in their classroom. Moreover, this insight will assist the teacher in eliminating their own assumptions about the student and their families culture. Nonetheless, it is important to note that there has…

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    Personal Statement 1) General Statement Embracing cultural differences can stimulate our minds in ways that challenge us to understand the world from different perspectives. Captivating young minds to become knowledgeable about other ways of living, as well as improving cultural awareness, is essential to dissolve the artificial barriers that separate us. It would be a privilege to play a part in such an important affair. My interest in Japan was aroused in 2014 when a friend introduced me…

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    incorrect. Chinese and Japanese’s generations were built on two separate cultural backgrounds. Between the two territories, they are both designed with two different styles of government. Not only the culture and government are diverse, but there is a contrast between China and Japan’s daily expectations such as interacting with others. The opposing side might argue by saying that the two territories have more similarities than differences. Regardless to the two nations being classify as Asian…

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    have experienced a long history of colonization, they have suffered the loss of cultural cohesion and historical trauma in their life (Gerlach, 2012). Immigrants also come from different areas of the world, bringing a variety of cultural differences to Canada. Both health care providers and patients in this hospital have their own cultural background, which may impact on the delivery of health services. Therefore, cultural safety is a significant…

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    The definition of cultural diversity is “the cultural variety and cultural differences that exist in the world, a society, or an institution,” and in this novel cultural diversity is one of the main elements discussed. Diversity affected all the characters in this novel in some way. There are so many different way cultural diversity affects each character when it comes to race, religion, national origin, and disability. Samad Iqbal a Bengali Muslim, from Bangladesh, who has a disabled hand…

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    and to be aware of cultural differences. Before we proceed we need to find out if the young lady was born and brought as an American, or if she was brought up in a traditional Asian family, with their values and beliefs, so we can conduct and appropriate health assessment. It is essential to keep in mind that ethnicity it is much more than country of birth, patient may have been born in a country and raised and grown in another country with different cultural influences (Cultural Considerations…

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    All modern humans are classified under the species Homo sapiens, yet cultural values inform us to perceive races as somewhat distinct subspecies. Race has deep seated ties to human history, as seen with the atrocities of colonialism and with racial purification plans exemplified in the Holocaust. While there are vast differences in human biological variation, from skin color to hair color to physical features, genetics has shown that there is actually more variation within a specific race than…

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    love. Consequently, as a cultural mirror, the Romeo and Juliet story addresses the issue of forced marriages that is present in almost every society today. Another significant cultural meaning that the story brings in is the plight of forbidden love. In the society, there are numerous instances where two lovers cannot be together because of the circumstances beyond their own control. These barriers are brought about by religion, family feuds, class and social differences, and race. Although…

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