Providing culturally congruent care for Saudi patients and their families.

Abstract:

:This article aims to increase an awareness of caring for Saudi families by non-Saudi nurses to improve their understanding of culturally competent care from a Saudi perspective. Healthcare providers have a duty of a care to deliver holistic and culturally specific health care to their patients. As a consequence of 'duty of care' obligations, healthcare providers must facilitate culturally congruent care for patients of diverse cultural backgrounds. For the Saudi family considerable cultural clashes may arise when Saudi patients are hospitalized and receive care from healthcare professionals who do not understand Islamic principles and Saudi cultural beliefs and values. The healthcare workforce in Saudi Arabia is a unique multicultural workforce that is mix of Saudi and significant other nationalities. Saudi nurses for example represent only 36.3% of the workforce in the different health sectors. Whilst the different ethnic and cultural background expatriate nurses represent 63.7% (Ministry of Health, 2010). This article also could increase the awareness of healthcare professionals caring for Arab and Muslims patients in another context in the world.

journal_name

Contemp Nurse

journal_title

Contemporary nurse

authors

Mutair AS,Plummer V,O'Brien AP,Clerehan R

doi

10.5172/conu.2014.46.2.254

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2014-01-01 00:00:00

pages

254-8

issue

2

eissn

1037-6178

issn

1839-3535

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46

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