Cultural Sensitivity in Nursing: Best Practices for Patient-Centered Care.

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Nalah Ahmed Mohmmed Rayani, Haifa Ohman Hakami, Faizah Ohman Hakami, Sarah Abass Hassan Shoulan, Sarah Ibrahim Abdullah Mjalli, Sara Hassan Abutaleb, Fatimah Eissa Mohammed Alageeli, Wasmiah Nazal Aldhafeeri, Rawan Magbal Alageel, Monirah Alj Faleh Al Shahrani, Rawan Sabr Alanazi, Laila Badea Alomyrah, Wafa Mohammed Ghalib Alharthi, Atiah Saeed Hassan Jani, Munira Mufreh Al-Asimi

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Cultural sensitivity in nursing is an essential component of delivering high-quality, patient-centered care in today’s diverse healthcare environment. It involves recognizing, respecting, and integrating patients' cultural values, beliefs, and practices into their care plans. This article explores the importance of cultural sensitivity, its impact on patient outcomes, and best practices for fostering cultural competence among nursing professionals. By embracing open communication, cultural education, and tailored care strategies, nurses can build trust, improve patient satisfaction, and enhance health equity. Practical examples and actionable steps are provided to guide nurses in adopting culturally sensitive practices.

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