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Nursing Professional Development (NPD) practitioners improved cultural humility and inclusiveness through targeted education. This approach enhanced self-perceived competency and confidence, fostering more equitable healthcare environments.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Professional Development
Health Equity
Cultural Humility

Background:

Nursing Professional Development (NPD) Standard 9 mandates cultural humility and inclusiveness.
Healthcare settings require practitioners to address diverse patient needs effectively.
Existing approaches may not fully operationalize inclusive practices.

Purpose of the Study:

To implement and evaluate an educational plan to operationalize NPD Standard 9.
To enhance nurses' cultural humility and inclusive practice skills.
To assess the impact of education on self-perceived competency and confidence.

Main Methods:

A learning needs assessment was conducted.
Health equity-focused workshops were designed and delivered.
Self-perceived competency, confidence, and application of cultural humility principles were measured.

Main Results:

Significant improvements were observed in self-perceived competency.
Increased confidence in applying cultural humility principles was reported.
Enhanced application of inclusive practices was noted post-intervention.

Conclusions:

Educational interventions effectively enhance cultural humility and inclusive practices in nursing.
Moving beyond cultural competence to cultural humility is crucial for equitable care.
Ongoing professional development is essential for creating inclusive healthcare environments.