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    Nurse educators need cultural awareness to support diverse nursing students. This article provides strategies for creating inclusive learning environments responsive to cultural and linguistic differences.

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    • Cultural Competence in Healthcare
    • Linguistic Diversity in Academia

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    • Increasing diversity in nursing workforce necessitates culturally aware educators.
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