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The Culture Care theory and the Old Order Amish.

Authors: A F, Wenger;

The Culture Care theory and the Old Order Amish.

Abstract

This chapter discussed knowledge about culture care and culture context in relation to Old Order Amish culture. Leininger's theory of Cultural Care Diversity and Universality and Hall's concept of high-context culture were used to study culture care of the Old Order Amish. This study provided new findings about the culture, especially as related to culture care and high context. These findings also are important to guide nurses and other health care professionals in providing culture-specific care to the Old Order Amish. Leininger's Cultural Care theory has provided a comprehensive theoretical framework to explicate embedded care constructs and patterns of daily living within this culture. Hall's concepts helped to value and discover the importance of high context within the Old Order Amish culture and its relation to the phenomenon of care.

Keywords

Male, Nursing Evaluation Research, Transcultural Nursing, Decision Making, Ethnicity, Humans, Family, Female, Christianity

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