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Acquire, apply, and activate knowledge: A pyramid model for teaching and integrating cultural competence in medical
Costas S Constantinou1, Alexia Papageorgiou2, George Samoutis3
1Medical Sociology, University of Nicosia Medical School, Cyprus.
Abstract:
The importance of cultural competence in health care has been more acknowledged since modern societies are becoming increasingly multi-cultural. Research evidence shows that cultural competence is associated with improved skills and patient satisfaction, and it also seems to have a positive impact on adherence to therapy. Based on this evidence, the acknowledged importance of cultural competence and its poor integration into medical curricula, we present a pyramid model for building cultural competence into medical curricula whereby medical students can enhance their skills through acquiring, applying and activating knowledge.
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