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1. Essay: Issues of heritage diversity
Essay: Issues of heritage diversityEssay: Issues of heritage diversityI live in a geopolitical
community composed of natural geographic features of mountainous terrain and a business
economic environment, which is the community’s source of livelihood. My community is
geopolitical as political leaders who are democratically elected by community members to
safeguard and advance their interests, For instance, they oversight key elements of the
community like allocation of state’s resources and healthcare promotions. I live in a
phenomenological community of religious individuals who are stunt Christians. This is a
phenomenological community since community members have shared values and beliefs of
the Christian faith.Issues of heritage diversity might challenge health nurses’ delivery of
care to different communities. In addition, the communities socio-economic status also
affects health nurses delivery of care as the status determine the communities abilities to
access healthcare or their general health status. Issues of culture, which affects the
members’ attitudes and health perception, are challenging factors in delivering care for the
same community. However, to health nurses, delivering care to the different community has
the benefit of creating a practicum of experience to different needs of a healthy population.
A possible solution of overcoming heritage diversity issues in the delivery of care is through
efficient cultural diversity training for all health nurses (Maurer & Smith, 2013). Currently,
there are no global health issues in our community. My community is multiethnic with sub-
communities of whites, African-American, Asian-American, and Caucasians. A consideration
that needs to be addressed in our community is heritage diversity in the provision of
healthcare.ReferenceMaurer, F. A., & Smith, C. M. (2013). Community/public health nursing
practice: Health for families and populations (5th ed.). St. Louis, Mo.:
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