Adressing hidden dimension in nursing education: Cultural competence training for continuous program quality improvement
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-2007
Publication Title
Nurse Educator
Volume
32
Issue
4
First page number:
149
Last page number:
153
Abstract
The authors describe a cultural competence quality enhancement process to address the retention challenge of students who speak English as second language and international students as part of a school of nursing's continuous program quality improvement to achieve excellence. The process, strategies, outcomes, and evaluation of the training program are detailed within the given geographical, institutional, and curriculum context. Lessons and continuing challenges are also specified.
Keywords
Cultural competence; English language — Study and teaching — Foreign speakers; Nursing – Study and teaching; Nursing school dropouts; Nursing students
Disciplines
Education | Nursing | Nursing Administration | Other Nursing
Language
English
Repository Citation
Xu, Y.,
Carter, K. F.
(2007).
Adressing hidden dimension in nursing education: Cultural competence training for continuous program quality improvement.
Nurse Educator, 32(4),
149-153.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/01.NNE.0000281085.58335.0e