... parallel beliefs in order to reframe the nursing care delivery, however the aim of cultural safety, through a process of education, is intended to identify and change social and personal attitudes which have a negative implication for cultural safety. Furthermore, Ramsden extends the concept of cultural-safety when she emphasises the need for nursing institutions to work in "partnership" with ... Madeleine Leininger, who incorporated anthropology (the study of various cultures) into many nursing programmes, that the theory of cultural safety in New Zealand was further developed by Ramsd...

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... work. Nevertheless, the social opportunities for children such as sport playing and extra-curricular activities are more apparent in homes where there is an adequate income and higher levels of education in the parents (Else, 1997). Such parents are more likely to placer a higher value on extra-curricular activities and have the economic ability to provide such resources (Davey, 1998 ... affected the ability of families to afford basic costs of living associated with raising children. However, in today's political climate, the government is more accepting of its role as a multi-faceted ...

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