Culture in rehabilitation : from competency to proficiency
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Culture in rehabilitation : from competency to proficiency
Pearson Prentice Hall, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Culture in Rehabilitation: From Competency to Proficiency provides a foundation for the understanding and appreciation of culture and its impact on rehabilitation. This resource encourages readers to consider how culture unavoidably plays a critical role in the practice and theory of rehabilitation. The book begins by exploring the concept of culture and rehabilitation from the perspectives of communication, ethics, and discrimination. Then it introduces themes of ethnic diversity, exploring the experiences, values and beliefs of a wide range of groups. The book concludes with a presentation of gender, age, disability, poverty and class and lifestyle and its impact on rehabilitation. Rehabilitation-focused case studies provide the reader with an opportunity to apply the chapter content to rehabilitation situations, and end-of-chapter questions provide opportunities for reinforcement.
目次
1. Cultural Competence in Rehabilitation: An Introduction
2. Rehabilitation & Discrimination
3. Communication in Multicultural Settings
4. Ethics of Culture in Rehabilitation
5. European Americans
6. African Americans
7. Native Americans
8. Asian Americans
9. Arab Americans
10. Understanding Judaism and Jewish Americans
11. The Smorgasbord of the Hispanic Cultures
12. Pacific Island Peoples and Rehabilitation
13. Cross-Cultural Meaning of Disability
14. Poverty in the US: Making Ends Meet
15. Gender & Culture
16. Age as Culture in Rehabilitation
17. Understanding Sexual Minorities
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