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Nursing 401 Cultural Exploration Table and Rubric
Collect information
about the culture (books, journal articles, personal interaction) to be able to
address the following general areas:
1. Cultural beliefs affecting communication between separate cultures.
2. Cultural beliefs related to health (i.e. what causes ill-health; how is good
health maintained? Are there specific health practices?)
3. Health beliefs / practices specific to pregnancy, birthing process and
childrearing.
4. Health beliefs / practices specific to end of life / death rituals.
5. Physiological variations of the cultural group which affects treatment or
response to treatment.
6. What is the role of nursing within the culture? [How are nurses viewed,
valued? Are members of this culture encouraged to become nurses?
Are there restrictions related to nursing practice?]
Specific information about each of the above areas is found in the table along
with the points awarded for each section.
The assignment should be completed using the Cultural Exploration table
provided.
The information should be bulleted, concise, short informational facts placed in
the table to make sharing easier with the group. Content within each specific
area must reflect the principles of good grammar. APA style for noting
reference is required within each section (as you would in a paper)
    Section and Points
    Bulleted Info with APA in text citation provided
    Points/Comments
    Description of cultural group (10)
· Culture
· Origin
· Current population in US
· Current population in your community
    · Asian Americans are a diverse heterogenous groups of people who are settled in America with their ancestry origin from various Asian countries such as India, China, Korea, Japan etc.
· The culture, language and traditions will vary based on their country of origin. Smith (2018) emphasized that each culture has unique representation such as Chinese culture represents the family piety, while Indian culture represents Spirituality and karma concepts (Smith, 2018).
· The current Asian American population accounts 20 million individuals (7.3 % of US population) and has contributed various aspects to the American society in various fields such as medicine, arts, politics, science and technology (Nguyen et.al., 2019).
· The current population in our community accounts approximately 1 % with origins from wide different Asian countries.
    
    Cultural beliefs related to communication (10) (eye contact, space & distance issues, time & punctuality, gender communications)
    Eye contact: In many Asian cultures, the eye contact significance varies widely. In various Asian countries direct eye contact can be considered as disrespectful, while speaking with the higher social status individuals (Smith, 2018). Ex: From the studies of Hofstede et.al., a prolonged eye contact in Japanese culture covey humility (Hofstede Insights, n.d.).
Space & distance issues: The Personal space preferences differ across Asian cultures. People from Southeast Asia may value closer proximities during the communications whereas, the people from East Asia will maintain physical distance to respect the personal boundaries (Smith, 2018).
For example, in Chinese culture, people might feel open to standing or sitting nearer to one another during discussions, while in Korean culture, certain distance represents respect and politeness. (Kim & Markus, 1999).
Time & punctuality: The time and punctuality differ from between Asian Americans as well as with the Americans where the time is more flexible. For instance, in nations like India and Indonesia, occasions and gatherings might begin later than planned, impacted by traffic congestions etc. (Hofstede Bits of knowledge, n.d.). In any case, in societies like Japan and South Korea, dependability is profoundly regarded, with people expected to show up on time, showing their respect towards other individuals time (Smith, 2018).
Gender plays a critical role in the communication styles and helps to understand the patterns showing their respect to the elders. In South Asia, Men’s will dominate in various conservations and women are expected to listen (Chowdhury & Bhuiya, 2017). But with the urbanization, the trend is shifting towards the gender equlity.
    
    How is health maintained? (5)
· Dietary...