When planning to teach an Islamic client the nurse needs to be aware of which of the following
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. 2015 Apr 1-7;111(14):12-5.
Review Cultural competence in nursing Muslim patientsG Hussein Rassool. Nurs Times. 2015 Apr 1-7. AbstractDelivering high-quality care to Muslim patients involves having an awareness of the ramifications of the Islamic faith and Islamic beliefs. Nurses need to understand the implications of spiritual and cultural values for clinical practice. They should be aware of the need for modesty and privacy, the appropriate use of touch, dietary requirements and use of medications. This article reviews the key issues involved in delivering culturally competent care to Muslim patients. Similar articles
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