Sri Lanka, a nation blessed with abundant natural beauty, a rich cultural heritage, and a resilient populace, stands at a ...

Introduction This article examines healthcare inequities in the UK potentially related to racial discrimination. The 2020 BMJ special issue on racism in medicine 1 highlighted a growing interest in ...

One aspect of culture is a commonly held set of beliefs and norms that guides the practices of a group. At a broad/national level, the culture of mathematics teaching can be characterized as both an ...

Cultural competence is a conceptual framework to help providers understand, appreciate, and work with individuals from diverse cultures. Its components are awareness and acceptance of cultural ...

The Cultural Competence Co-Curricular Certificate (C4) engages University of North Georgia undergraduate and graduate students with the opportunity to enhance their cultural understanding C4 is ...

Culture refers to the shared beliefs and values of a group of people, including certain customs and ideas. It can differ by region, religion, race, or social group. Cultural competence in ...

Intercultural competence is the ability to communicate and collaborate effectively and respectfully with people from different cultural backgrounds. This skill is becoming increasingly important in a ...

The generic principles by themselves don’t give therapists the specific tools they need when working, for example, with a Syrian business owner or married Somali couple (Ibrahim & Dykeman, 2011).