Culture care diversity and universality theory and evolution of the
ethnonursing method.
Ethnography and
ethnonursing: Models and modes of qualitative data analysis.
Overview of the theory of culture care with the
ethnonursing research method.
Webhe-Alamha (Eds.), Culture care diversity and universality theory and
ethnonursing research method (3rd ed., pp.
2008
Ethnonursing 9 key and 19 general informants who are AA ADN students.
Although we have made great advances in the development of
ethnonursing research methods and transcultural nursing theories and concepts, Barbee and Gibson (2001) have articulated that:
For this reason,
ethnonursing or trans-cultural nursing urges nurses to <<become culturally trained>>; a concept that must be understood as the possibility of acquiring knowledge on the multicultural reality and, particularly in the cultures in which the individual subject under their care is immersed, to thus be able to provide useful care that is respectful of the multicultural reality.
The experiences of Mexican-Americans receiving professional nursing care: An
ethnonursing study.
The experience of Mexican-Americans receiving professional nursing care: An
ethnonursing study.
The second edition includes updates about Leininger's theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality and recent developments with the
ethnonursing research methods.
An
ethnonursing study of the influence of extended caregiving on the health status of elderly anglo-canadian wives caring for physically disabled husbands.
An
ethnonursing study of Muscogee (Creek) Indians and effective health care practices for treating alcohol abuse.
