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1Anna Mensah-Nti, MSN-ED, RN , is the President/CEO, Nursing, Access Home Care, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia.
Abstract:
This concept analysis explores cultural stigmatization and its impact on home care, using Walker and Avant's eight-step method and reviewing 49 peer-reviewed articles. Cultural stigmatization is identified as a key barrier, causing discrimination and negatively affecting patient outcomes. The home care implications of addressing cultural stigmatization include interventions that address clinician biases, enhance cultural sensitivity, and reduce stereotypes to improve care quality. These implications highlight the need for targeted strategies to address cultural stigmatization in home care settings, ensuring equitable and effective services for all patients.
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