Trygghet uten særomsorg?

Abstract

Vitenskapelig publikasjon Trygghet uten saeromsorg? Helsepersonells perspektiv på trygghet og sikkerhet for sørsamiske brukere av helse-og omsorgstjenester Safety without special care? Health personnel's perspectives on safety and security for South Sami users of health and care services

A Salutogenic Perspective on End-of-Life Care among the Indigenous Sámi of Northern Fennoscandia

“…Mehus et al [ 42 ] found that bilingual health care staff in Norway were able to use their competency in Western medicine and familiarity with the majority health care system to provide culturally safe care for the Sámi population, illustrating a form of cultural brokerage. Other examples of cultural brokerage for Sámi in Norway through use of Sámi staff are illustrated by Andreassen Devik and Olsen 2020 [ 43 ] based on municipal care for elderly Sámi, and Larsen [ 13 ], as who studied relatives to Sámi patients with dementia.…”

“…Mehus et al [ 42 ] mean that in order to achieve cultural safety on a group level, all health professionals who meet Sámi patients and families should reflect on the extent to which cultural competence and sensitivity are present in their workplaces. Andreassen Devik and Olsen [ 43 ] conclude that cultural sensitivity is even a prerequisite for person-centered care for Sámi. While the term cultural sensitivity is most often used in English-language literature, its use is not always consistent [ 44 ], and in our prior work, we have used the term cultural humility [ 45 ] instead.…”