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  • Cultural Competence
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  • Nurses in dementia care often lack cultural competence, hindering healthcare access for ethnic minority individuals.
  • Addressing this gap is crucial for equitable and effective dementia care.
  • The Netherlands faces challenges in providing culturally sensitive dementia support.

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  • To develop a tool to strengthen nurses' cultural competence in dementia care.
  • To improve healthcare access for ethnic minority persons with dementia.
  • To apply a Design Thinking approach for practical tool development.

Main Methods:

  • A qualitative, participatory study utilizing the five phases of Design Thinking: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test.
  • Co-creation sessions involving a Design Team of nurses, informal caregivers, researchers, and students.
  • Iterative development and testing of the proposed tool.

Main Results:

  • The Design Team identified a key challenge: difficulty in mapping the care network and asking appropriate questions.
  • The 'Good Conversation Method' was developed as a solution.
  • This method incorporates a genogram to visualize the care network and conversation cards for exploring cultural and religious identity.

Conclusions:

  • Design Thinking is effective for developing practical tools in healthcare.
  • Involving diverse stakeholders is essential for addressing complex care needs.
  • Managing differing perspectives and allowing for iterative development are key to successful co-creation.