Journal of Nursing : Homecare
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Culturally Competent Nursing in Homecare
Meghan Crivello, BS, RN, BSN
Homecare nurses must be culturally aware in order to appropriately care for homecare patients. Culture plays a part in the care of all types of patients but it plays a more important role in homecare.
