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    • Continuing education should focus on enhancing nurse cultural humility.

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    • To explore and define the concept of nurse cultural humility.
    • To establish a framework for understanding and implementing nurse cultural humility in practice.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized Walker and Avant's (2018) framework for concept analysis.
    • Defined attributes, presented a model case, and discussed antecedents and consequences.

    Main Results:

    • Key attributes include lifelong reflexivity, acknowledging cultural influences on care, and mitigating power imbalances.
    • Cultural humility involves mutual respect and a commitment to equitable patient care.

    Conclusions:

    • A clear definition of nurse cultural humility enables targeted training interventions.
    • Accurate measurement of nurse cultural humility is essential for evaluating educational effectiveness.