Cultural Sensitivity Can Improve Health Care, Experts Say

Culturally appropriate or culturally competent care aims to bring sensitivity and respect for different cultural beliefs, languages and practices into the relationship between health care providers and their patients. It is playing an increasingly important role in training for the health care professions, and has even become part of national standards of care.
Recognition and demand for these services and others like it is booming, said Sally Reel, associate vice president of health sciences interprofessional education, collaboration and community engagement for the Arizona Health Sciences Center. bit.ly/1kGBCz4

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