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1Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia.
Abstract:
The purpose of this article is to propose essential components of culturally tailored interventions through analyzing practical issues in 3 studies that tested culturally tailored interventions among Asian American women. Practical issues in the studies were analyzed using a content analysis according to the evaluation criteria for rigor in cross-cultural research. Seven essential components of culturally tailored interventions were identified through the analysis: (a) respecting cultural uniqueness; (b) understanding cultural contexts; (c) using cultural examples; (d) having flexibility; (e) adopting multiple languages; (f) having bilingual and/or culturally matched research team members; and (g) engaging community consultants and research participants. Key words: Asian, culture, intervention, issue, rigor.
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