Culture is: dynamic and evolving, learned and passed on through generations, shared among those who agree on the way they name and understand reality, often identified 'symbolically', through language, dress, music and behaviors, and integrated into all aspects of a life experience.Generalizing specific characteristics of one culture can be helpful, but be careful not to over-generalize.

according to the article, it states thatHispanic and Latinas culture butI'm sure every Hispanic country has a different culture. In Hispanic/Latina culture family involvement in healthcare is very important.Most Hispanics are roman Catholics. Spiritual and religious beliefs play a major role in health, daily life and illness. Some Hispanic patients may prefer to use home remedies and may consult a folk healer, known as a curandero.Hispanics alsohave belief in gettingreligion and culture involved with healthcare. Regardless of the source of care, the patient (and family) are likely to include faith in God

as a vital component of understanding of the problem and the cure.

when it comes to patients beliefs and culture I will respect their culture and beliefs and make sure I understand where they are coming from and try work around that. I will provide all the options possible and letthem know about the pro's and cons if the patient refuse a certain treatment. Then it's the patients decision.

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