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Cultural Competence in Patient Care

Cultural Competence in Patient Care

Author(s): Dianne McAdams-Jones

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2026

Pages: 120

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2026

Pages: 121

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Integrating curricular content relative to equity and belonging can be difficult…for a lot of us. If you have ever heard or maybe thought; “I would include those topics if I could figure out how or where to place the content in my course curriculum”, then this book is for you! The lessons provided in this book are complete with objectives, content, instructional approaches, student/participant activities, evaluation, and all are aligned to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing 2026 Essentials!   This book gives you a great start and the author is confident you will be well on your way in affording those whom you teach a beginning foundation in reaching outside themselves to see and help others who may need encouragement along the way.

Dianne McAdams-Jones

Dr. McAdams-Jones has been a practicing registered nurse since 1973, served as a Major United States Army Nurse Corps in the European Theater and Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Fort Gordon Georgia, and is a graduate of Tuskegee University. She is the founder of Justussocializing.net a nonprofit from which she continues to educate on matters of equality. After leaving the United States Armed Forces, she continued to practice while joining higher education. She is a Certified Simulation Health Care Educator (CHSE), a Fellow in the Academy of Nurse Educators (ANEF), a graduate of AACN Access Connection and Engagement, and a Senior Fellow Advance Higher Education. Her areas of interest are social justice and integrating social determinants of health into nursing curriculum along with mowing lawns and fly-fishing curiosity.

Integrating curricular content relative to equity and belonging can be difficult…for a lot of us. If you have ever heard or maybe thought; “I would include those topics if I could figure out how or where to place the content in my course curriculum”, then this book is for you! The lessons provided in this book are complete with objectives, content, instructional approaches, student/participant activities, evaluation, and all are aligned to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing 2026 Essentials!   This book gives you a great start and the author is confident you will be well on your way in affording those whom you teach a beginning foundation in reaching outside themselves to see and help others who may need encouragement along the way.

Dianne McAdams-Jones
Dianne McAdams-Jones

Dr. McAdams-Jones has been a practicing registered nurse since 1973, served as a Major United States Army Nurse Corps in the European Theater and Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Fort Gordon Georgia, and is a graduate of Tuskegee University. She is the founder of Justussocializing.net a nonprofit from which she continues to educate on matters of equality. After leaving the United States Armed Forces, she continued to practice while joining higher education. She is a Certified Simulation Health Care Educator (CHSE), a Fellow in the Academy of Nurse Educators (ANEF), a graduate of AACN Access Connection and Engagement, and a Senior Fellow Advance Higher Education. Her areas of interest are social justice and integrating social determinants of health into nursing curriculum along with mowing lawns and fly-fishing curiosity.