Bigbee, 2009, EUA |
Public health nurses in a rural/frontier nursing practice ( 1515. Bigbee JL , Gehrke P , Otterness N . Public health nurses in a rural / border nurse offices . Rural Remote Health . 2009 ; 9 ( 1282 ): 1 – 12 . ) |
To describe and compare the competency levels and practice patterns of public health nurses working in rural and frontier regions of Idaho state with nurses working in the capital city. |
Competency levels of nurses in rural and frontier regions were significant in areas such as cultural competency, communication, collective health, and leadership, with the lowest in management and public health policy. |
Brasil, 2006, Brasil |
Nurses in Mercosur: Human Resources, Regulation and Comparative Professional Education ( 1616. Brasil . Ministério da Saude . O enfermeiros no Mercosul: recursos humanos, regulação e formação profissional comparada . Brasília (DF) : Ministério da Saúde ; 2006 . 288 p. ) |
To study the nursing dynamics in the Mercosur member countries (Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina), taking into account human resources and the regulation and professional training processes. |
The nurses in each Mercosur country have similar competencies, such as a humanistic vision of care through the collective dimension, health management, and the need to strengthen nurses’ political competence. |
Dupin. et al, 2020, Suécia |
Public health nursing education is seen through the lens of super-diversity: a resource for global health ( 1717. Dupin CM , Pinon M , Jaggi K , Teixera C , Sagne A , Delicado N . Public health nursing education viewed through the lens of superdiversity: a resource for global health . BMC Nurs . 2020 ; 19 ( 18 ): 18 . ) |
Nursing curricula evaluation according to the super-diversity concept. |
Nursing courses need to be restructured to adapt to the cultural competence specificities and to insert the theme by the professors for such training |
Kalengay et al, 2015, Suécia |
It’s a dilemma: nursing professionals’ perspectives on health examinations of newly arrived migrants ( 1818. Faustine K , Nkulu K , Hurtig AK , Nordstrand A , Ahlm C , Beth MA . It’s a dilemma ‘: the nurse’s perspectives professionals in health examinations of newly arrived migrants . Glob Health Action . 2015 ; 8 : 27903 . ) |
Investigate the experiences of nurses in screening newly arrived migrants that have subsidized skills for clinical practice. |
Limitations for the cultural approach in triage services. Even with continuing education strategies, the nurses described a mismatch between Swedish health policies and professional practice reality, a fact that limits humanized care to the immigrant. |
Lin et al, 2015, Taiwan |
Cultural Competence and Related Factors among Taiwanese Nurses ( 1919. Lin CN , Mastel-Smith B , Alfred D , Lin YH . Cultural Competence and Related Factors Among Taiwanese Nurses . Nurses AT. J Nurs Res . 2015 ; 23 ( 4 ): 252 – 61 . ) |
A study of Taiwanese Nurses’ cultural competence for foreigners’ care. |
The nurses reported communication barriers in caring for people from different cultures. Although the cultural competence level among participants was low to moderate, they expressed positive attitudes and respect for patients’ cultural backgrounds and interest in learning about cultural care. |
Rosemberg et al, 2020, EUA |
Transnationalism: A Framework for Advancing Nursing Research with Contemporary Immigrants ( 2020. Rosemberg MA , Boutain DM , Mohammed SA . Transnationalism: A framework for the advancement of nursing research with immigrants contemporary . ANS Adv Nurs Sci . 2016 ; 29 ( 1 ): 19 – 28 . ) |
Discuss transnational nursing competence as a strategy for contemporary immigrant care. |
Transnational competence is an important way in which nursing research can contextualize in greater depth all the characteristics of the immigrant patient. |
Songwathana & Siriphan, 2015, Tailândia |
Thai nurses’ cultural competence in caring for clients living in a multicultural environment ( 2121. Songwathana P , Siriphan S . Cultural competence of Thai nurses in the care of customers living in a multicultural environment . Pacific Rim Int J Nurs . 2015 ; 19 : 19 – 31 . ) |
To assess the cultural competence level of Thai nurses in caring for clients living in a multicultural environment. |
The results point to the cultural competence importance for Thai nurses as a strategy to reduce nurses’ stress and conflicts when working in multicultural environments in the Thailand-Malaysia frontier region. |
Martínez Villa , Rangel Flores 2018, México |
Experiences that influence obstetric care by Mexican nurses ( 2222. Martínez Villa C , Rangel Flores Y . Experiences influencing upon the significance of obstetric care in Mexican nurses . Invest Educ Enferm . 2018 ; 36 ( 1 ): e12 . ) |
To know what and how professional experiences influence midwifery nursing processes in frontier regions of northern Mexico. |
The limitation arises from the language comprehension difficulty, and the lack of institutional means for the assistance to be effective, or, in other words, the linguistic and ethnic diversity is too wide to be faced with few resources. |