Abstract
It is widely accepted that each cultural group possess their own values,
beliefs, and perspectives to health. In order to provide culturally
safe and respectful practice, Registered #Nurses in Australia, are
required to identify and explore their own culture, values, attitudes,
assumptions and beliefs which influence their interactions with people
and families, the community and colleagues (Nursing & Midwifery of #Australia (NMBA) [1]. In this paper, the discussion focuses on diverse
#health beliefs, health literacy, healthcare relationships and spiritual
considerations between Chinese culture (mainland) and Australian
mainstream culture. It will further illustrate the issues of culture
clash between these two cultures and provide brief nursing strategies to
reduce the cultural gaps. Despite various geographic features and
socioeconomic backgrounds, people in mainland China share, to varying
degrees, a #heritage of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) values handed
down through their generations Chung et al. [2].A most recent systematic review conducted by Chung et al. [2] indicates
that TCM rhetoric is omnipresent in Chinese communities' everyday life.
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