Transcultural communication in health care /

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Author / Creator:Luckmann, Joan.
Imprint:Albany, NY : Delmar, c2000.
Description:xvi, 320 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4830197
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Other authors / contributors:Nobles, Sylvia Tindell.
ISBN:076680593X
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 299-312) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Contributors
  • Unit 1. Exploring Transcultural Communication
  • Unit One Assessment: Assessing Your Transcultural Communication Goals and Basic Knowledge
  • Chapter 1. Introduction to Transcultural Communication in Health Care
  • Introduction
  • Communication: A Cornerstone for Health Care Practice
  • Language and Communication
  • The Growing Demand for Transcultural Communication
  • Vital Remarks and Special Cautions
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 2. Transcultural Communication Building Blocks: Culture and Cultural Values
  • Introduction
  • Culture
  • Cultural Values
  • Values of Major American Cultural Groups
  • Values of Other Selected American Cultural Groups
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 3. Transcultural Communication Building Blocks: Beliefs, Behavior, and Communication
  • Introduction
  • Beliefs
  • Behavior
  • Communication
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 4. Transcultural Communication Stumbling Blocks
  • Introduction
  • Barriers to Transcultural Communication
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 5. Transcultural Communication Within the Health Care Subculture
  • Introduction
  • Western Health Care System Subculture
  • Hospital Subculture
  • Professional Subculture
  • Commercial or Business Subculture
  • Communication Problems Between Subcultures
  • Other Health Care Subcultures
  • The Client Subculture
  • Health Care Professionals as Culture Brokers Between Subcultures
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Unit One Evaluation: Evaluating Your Transcultural Communication Goals and Basic Knowledge
  • Unit 2. Developing Transcultural Communication Skills
  • Unit Two Assessment: Assessing Your Transcultural Communication Skills
  • Chapter 6. Exploring Transcultural Communication As a Participant-Observer
  • Introduction
  • Repetitive Social Situations
  • Context
  • Participant-Observation
  • Participant-Observation Interviewing
  • Key Informants
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 7. Using Basic Transcultural Communication Techniques
  • Introduction
  • Developing a Transcultural Therapeutic Relationship
  • Developing Transcultural Communication Skills
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 8. Overcoming Transcultural Communication Barriers
  • Introduction
  • Overcoming a Knowledge Deficit
  • Controlling Bias, Ethnocentrism, and Stereotyping
  • Overcoming Language Barriers
  • Overcoming Terminology Differences
  • Overcoming Differences in Perceptions and Expectations
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 9. Working With and Without an Interpreter
  • Introduction
  • Working With a Medical Interpreter
  • Working Without a Medical Interpreter
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Unit Two Evaluation: Evaluating Your Transcultural Communication Skills
  • Unit 3. Using Transcultural Communication to Elicit Assessment Data
  • Unit Three Assessment: Assessing Your Ability to Elicit Assessment Data
  • Chapter 10. Eliciting Assessment Data From the Client, Family, and Interpreters
  • Introduction
  • The Art of Eliciting Information
  • Eliciting Basic Cultural Information
  • Eliciting Views of Illness Using the Explanatory Model
  • Eliciting the Client's Pattern of Seeking Help
  • Eliciting Information From the Client's Family and Support Group
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Unit Three Evaluation: Evaluating Your Ability to Elicit Assessment Data
  • Unit 4. Using Transcultural Communication Skills to Plan and Implement Care
  • Unit Four Assessment: Assessing Your Transcultural Communication Skills in Planning and Implementing Care
  • Chapter 11. Using Transcultural Communication to Plan Care, Explain, and Instruct
  • Introduction
  • Transcultural Communication in Planning and Implementing Care
  • Using Transcultural Communication to Explain and Instruct
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Chapter 12. Using Transcultural Communication to Assist People Responding to Pain, Grief, Dying, and Death
  • Introduction
  • Using Transcultural Communication to Assist Clients in Pain
  • Using Transcultural Communication to Assist Clients Who Are Dying
  • Using Transcultural Communication to Assist People Who Are Grieving
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Unit Four Evaluation: Evaluating Your Transcultural Communication Skills in Planning and Implementing Care
  • Unit 5. Transcultural Communication Skills Between Health Care Professionals
  • Unit Five Assessment: Assessing Your Transcultural Communication Skills With Other Health Care Professionals
  • Chapter 13. Fostering Transcultural Communication With Other Health Care Professionals
  • Introduction
  • Barriers to Transcultural Communication Between Health Care Professionals
  • Bridges to Transcultural Communication Between Health Care Professionals
  • Testing Your Knowledge
  • Unit Five Evaluation: Evaluating Your Transcultural Communication Skills With Other Health Care Professionals
  • Appendix I. Organizations and Agencies
  • Professional Organizations
  • Government Agencies
  • Ethnic and Minority Organizations and Agencies
  • International Agencies
  • Refugee Centers and Programs
  • Telephone Information Lines
  • Appendix II. Annotated List of Suggested Books and Films With a Transcultural Theme
  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction
  • Films
  • Appendix III. Answer Key to Testing Your Knowledge Questions
  • Bibliography
  • Index