Meghan Crivello, BS, RN, BSN
Meghan Crivello, BS, RN, BSN is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 1 articles published to date.
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Culturally Competent Nursing in Homecare
Tags: caregiver culture health care homecare nursing
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. The care is being completed in the home where the patient controls the care. The nurse has to assess the cultural background of the patient in order to implement an appropriate plan of care.
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