Comprendiendo el significado del puerperio para las indígenas embera katíos de Tierralta, Córdoba, 2018

Peña-Redondo, Melisa Inés; G, Vilma Florisa Velásquez

doi:10.17151/hpsal.2020.25.2.11

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“…In recent years, important results that inform about the relationship of the nursing professional with the indigenous population (3,(9)(10)(11) have also been obtained, which is highly relevant for cultural competence since this population group is characterized by a cultural situation different from that of the general population (12)(13)(14) In the information obtained on nursing care for the indigenous population, the still incipient area of the professional's feelings corresponds to an element of vital importance to understand the dynamics and experiences of professionals in environments where the population assisted is culturally different from that of the professional. These results can be used to improve direct care, health services, care, and institutional dynamics (15).…”

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Creating ties of affection andmaintaining the language:elements of culturally competentcare for indigenous people

Castillo

López-Díaz

2021

Hacia Promoc. Salud

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Objective: to interpret the perception of public health nurses when they provide the Embera Chami Indians with culturally competent care. Materials and Method: interpretative ethnography with participant observation and ethnographic interviews. The participants were three public health nurses who work in an intercultural Institution providing health services. The analysis followed Leininger’s proposal with support from Atlas ti and Excel. Results: the category “happy nurses with their work, extending this feeling to the personal field by creating bonds of affection with the indigenous Embera Chami” emerged and it was sustained with three subcategories. Conclusion: the public health nurses enjoy the work activities specified by the intercultural Institutions providing health services, they also enjoy the daily life offered by the work environment and the municipal situation characterized by the presence, socialization and interrelation with the Embera Chami indigenous people.

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