Minority integration in rural healthcare provision: an example of good practice
Sarah Bekaert Paediatric Nurse, Homerton Hospital, London
To ensure that ethnic minority groups were receiving equality of treatment and service, Horton General Hospital in Banbury formed a multicultural consultation group. The group carried out a five-year plan to standardise health care for ethnic minority communities in Oxfordshire and to educate staff to enhance their cultural sensitivity.
Nursing Standard.
14, 45, 43-45.
doi: 10.7748/ns2000.07.14.45.43.c2891
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