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SSEKANJAKO
SSEKANJAKO
c u lt u r e u s in g L e in in g e r ’s J22B16/001
theory
By SSEKANJAKO BRIAN
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A s s e s s me n t o f a p a t ie n t
c u lt u r e u s in g L e in in g e r ’s
theory
PAT I E N T ’ S S C E N A R I O
HIV patient with poor ART adherence. Refusal of ART reflects the patient's
She denies the responsibility for poor cultural care beliefs.
adherence. places her trust in divine
However, reports a pill burden. intervention for healing
Strong belief in her God (presented in the form
But not anything else
of a statue)
The only healer who has given her life and
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always keeps her health 2
Assessment of a patient’s culture
using Leininger’s theory
C U LT U R A L D I V E R S I T Y A N D
UNIVERSALITY OF CARE
• Under this, the patient has a strong belief in the healing powers
of her statue.
T R A N S C U LT U R A L N U R S I N G
CARE
• Before the implementation of my intervention I assessed for
• the patient’s education level and her knowledge about the therapy
• Other hindering factors such as accessibility to the ART clinic, greater side
effects (allergies), and any other worries.
B y S SE K A N J A K O B R IA N
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Assessment of a patient’s
culture using Leininger’s
theory
T R A N S C U LT U R A L N U R S I N G C A R E
• I recognized and respected her cultural beliefs values and perspectives
towards the medication and divine healing,
• I came up with interventions that won’t violet her beliefs but still help to
improve her adherence to ART and improve her life.
• And always pray to God to send his healing power through the medications
near Him.
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CONCLUSION
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