“…Accordingly, although missed/rationed/unfinished nursing care emerged as a universal phenomenon faced by individuals regardless of cultural differences, (e.g., Jones et al, ), members of different cultures might consider and respond to the phenomenon differently with respect to coping goals, strategies, and outcomes (Chun, Moos, & Cronkite, ; Lam & Zane, ). Moreover, bedside nurses' perceptions of the dominant cultural values directing them to limit missed nursing care can often be more important than more formal hospital policies (Kull & Narasimhan, ; Power, Klassen, Kull, & Simpson, ). Practically, findings on the influence of culture on missed nursing care, if exists, may then help policy makers and healthcare managers in Western and non‐Western contexts (e.g., emerging economies) to understand the applicability of interventions for the culturally diverse healthcare context (Hamilton et al, ).…”