Other Titles
The Effects of Magnet Designation
Abstract
The top purposes of the Cultural Competence Education and Awareness Survey (CCEAS) of Pennsylvania registered nurses are to ascertain the differences in the attitudes, knowledge and behaviors related to the cultural competency of registered nurses in magnet and non-magnet facilities in the state of Pennsylvania. In essence, the survey examined registered nurses' level of desire and interest to provide culturally competent care; the sources and availability of education and training to support cultural competency; and the extent to which cultural competency is being practiced by registered nurses in both magnet and non-magnet facilities.
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Presentation-Oral Standard Event
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Text-based Document
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Keywords:
Nursing Practice, Cultural Competence, Diversity
Recommended Citation
Adeniran, Rita K. and Harmon, Monica J., "Checking the pulse of cultural competency: A comparison of PA magnet and non-magnet facilities" (2016). INRC (Congress). 340.
https://www.sigmarepository.org/inrc/2016/presentations_2016/340
Conference Name
27th International Nursing Research Congress
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Sigma Theta Tau International
Conference Location
Cape Town, South Africa
Conference Year
2016
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Checking the pulse of cultural competency: A comparison of PA magnet and non-magnet facilities
Cape Town, South Africa
The top purposes of the Cultural Competence Education and Awareness Survey (CCEAS) of Pennsylvania registered nurses are to ascertain the differences in the attitudes, knowledge and behaviors related to the cultural competency of registered nurses in magnet and non-magnet facilities in the state of Pennsylvania. In essence, the survey examined registered nurses' level of desire and interest to provide culturally competent care; the sources and availability of education and training to support cultural competency; and the extent to which cultural competency is being practiced by registered nurses in both magnet and non-magnet facilities.