Cultural Sensitivity in
Social and Health Care
By Rachel Moore and Iain Maclean
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This book is a key reference tool for direct care staff. It highlights the importance of celebrating diversity and advises staff on practical steps they can take to celebrate diversity in their own practice.
A number of cultures and religions are discussed, providing staff with information which is relevant in working with individuals of faith or from a minority community. Possible implications for care are clearly stated.
Contents include:
Recognising and responding to cultural diversity; meeting needs in a multi-cultural society; African Caribbean culture; Buddhism; Hinduism; Judaism; Islam; Rastafarianism; Sikhism; Jainism; travellers; Christianity; Jehovah Witnesses; Chinese culture.
A5 spiral bound; 90 pages
ISBN: 978-1-903575-31-4
2nd Edition
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