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Improving Global Health Care Through Diversity

Anahid Kulwicki, DNS, RN, FAAN

Wayne County Health Department and Oakland University

One of the major challenges facing the nursing profession is the globalization of nursing education, research, and practice. The word diversity is derived from the Latin word divertere meaning being different or having differences. Diversity in nursing practice means providing competent care to clients from different cultures, conducting research in multi-cultural settings, and implementing educational programs to diverse populations. Key principles and practices that provide a framework for diverse relationships in nursing practice, research, and education must be driven by a professional commitment in building a global community that is inclusive, respectful, and dedicated to global health care for all. Through international collaborations and individual and collective partnerships, nurses can build bridges between and among national health care systems, strengthen the international health care infrastructure, broaden health care delivery systems, and improve the quality of health care for all.

Key Words: global health • diversity • globalization • nursing

Journal of Transcultural Nursing, Vol. 17, No. 4, 396-397 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/1043659606291552
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