This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: NURSING THEORIST-LEININGER'S THEORY, Caring for a Muslim Client ???? Assessment -They don't like to be touched -prefers gender to gender nursing care -Bury the dead within 24hr & no need to embalm the body -one family member will wash, shroud and cover the private part -The same gender cares for the dead body, Assessment -can be touched -no gender preference for nursing care -female to male caring is acceptable -prefer someone to always be at bed side during ill health -Are religious people (Mostly Catholic), but still belief in witchcraft & curadora (healing woman) -Use herbs for home remedies ???? ????, Leininger's Theory Transcultural Nursing Example Caring for a Muslim Client, Muslim Culture ???? Nursing Intervention - assess client and family needs during the grieving process -use simple and clear language -provide client/family resources to help with grieving e.g pamphlets -ask client/family if nurse can help contact their clergy man or Reverend father -offer culturally accepted diets -provide client/family privacy during grieving for family member -ask family about how to care for their family member's dead body -provide family time to perform rituals for the dead and avoid been judgmental -adhere to client/family's preferences with care of the dead body, Hispanic Culture and Muslim Culture, Assessment -They don't like to be touched -prefers gender to gender nursing care -Bury the dead within 24hr & no need to embalm the body -one family member will wash, shroud and cover the private part -The same gender cares for the dead body ???? -Know client's cultural norms for caring -know client's cultural practices regarding end of life care -Determine if a member of the client's family or cultural group is the best resource to use for caring -Determine the need for gender-congruent caregiver -Avoid the use of idioms=use simple and clear language, Caring for a Hispanic Client ???? Assessment -can be touched -no gender preference for nursing care -female to male caring is acceptable -prefer someone to always be at bed side during ill health -Are religious people (Mostly Catholic), but still belief in witchcraft & curadora (healing woman) -Use herbs for home remedies, -Know client's cultural norms for caring -know client's cultural practices regarding end of life care -Determine if a member of the client's family or cultural group is the best resource to use for caring -Determine the need for gender-congruent caregiver -Avoid the use of idioms=use simple and clear language ???? Nursing Dx. Grieving r/t loss of significant family member MB decreased coping, Nursing Dx. Grieving r/t loss of significant family member MB decreased coping ???? Nursing Outcome Client/family will identify ways to support family member and understand support needs during the grieving process by discharge, Hispanic Culture ???? Nursing Intervention - assess client and family needs during the grieving process -use simple and clear language -provide client/family resources to help with grieving e.g pamphlets -ask client/family if nurse can help contact their clergy man or Reverend father -offer culturally accepted diets -provide client/family privacy during grieving for family member -ask family about how to care for their family member's dead body -provide family time to perform rituals for the dead and avoid been judgmental -adhere to client/family's preferences with care of the dead body, Leininger's Theory Transcultural Nursing Example Caring for a Hispanic Client, Nursing Dx. Grieving r/t loss of significant family member MB decreased coping ???? Nursing Intervention - assess client and family needs during the grieving process -use simple and clear language -provide client/family resources to help with grieving e.g pamphlets -ask client/family if nurse can help contact their clergy man or Reverend father -offer culturally accepted diets -provide client/family privacy during grieving for family member -ask family about how to care for their family member's dead body -provide family time to perform rituals for the dead and avoid been judgmental -adhere to client/family's preferences with care of the dead body, Nursing Intervention - assess client and family needs during the grieving process -use simple and clear language -provide client/family resources to help with grieving e.g pamphlets -ask client/family if nurse can help contact their clergy man or Reverend father -offer culturally accepted diets -provide client/family privacy during grieving for family member -ask family about how to care for their family member's dead body -provide family time to perform rituals for the dead and avoid been judgmental -adhere to client/family's preferences with care of the dead body ???? Evaluation Client/family expresses satisfaction with the care provided by the nursing staff and states that the recommended resources for coping with grief was very helpful., Evaluation Client/family expresses satisfaction with the care provided by the nursing staff and states that the recommended resources for coping with grief was very helpful. ???? ????