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Cross-Cultural Perspectives on breastfeeding...? Because of the proven beneficial effects of breastfeeding on infant growth and development, it is important that the factors affecting the rate at which breastfeeding occurs, so that problems, if any, may be identified and addressed accordingly. Zareai et al. (2007) identifies these factors by comparing and contrasting Australia and Iran, which enjoys low and high breastfeeding rates, respectively. According to this study, the differences in national policies, in-hospital and out-of-hospital practices, as well as culture, all contribute to the disparity between Iran and Australia in terms of the rate of breastfeeding. Unlike Iran that promotes breast milk substitutes, the Australian government encourages infant milk...
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Cross Cultural Perspectives...?Cross Cultural Perspectives: The Navajo View on Death and Burial Contrary to public belief, the White Men were not the first settlers of this great land. Before the White Men became the dominating race, the Native American Indians were spread across the landscape. These people were the true first settlers of this land and as such, based all of their lives, religious, and spiritual beliefs on the power of their Nature based Gods. Which explains why they have a totally different set of beliefs from the White Men when it comes to the death and burial of a loved one. The Navajo Indians in particular, have some very specific beliefs and rituals which now pose a problem for their healthcare...
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Wal-Mart: Cross-Cultural Perspectives...and behavioral standards and how they are communicated and reinforced (Corporatecomplianceinsights, 2012). Cultural issues can be detrimental to a company because they create friction, morale problems, and interpersonal conflicts. The company in Germany had disastrous results due to the poor leadership and incompetence of its managerial staff. During the nine years that Wal-Mart operated in Germany the company loss billions of dollars as a consequence of its ill advice expansion of 85 stores in a market that the company was not penetrating adequately due to its lack of cultural adaptation. Some of the reasons that Wal-Mart failed in Germany were strong competition, poor store locations, and ill-conceived...
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Cross Cultural Perspectives...and econdary characteritic of culture. The primary characteritic are nationality, race, color, gender, age, and religiou affiliation. Primary characteritic cannot eaily be changed. If thee characteritic uch a religion or gender are changed, a ignificant tigma may attach to the individual from ociety.
The econdary characteritic include educational tatu, ocioeconomic tatu, occupation, military experience, political belief, urban veru rural reidence, enclave identity, marital tatu, parental tatu, phyical characteritic, exual orientation, gender iue, reaon for migration (ojourner, immigrant, or undocumented tatu), and length of time away from the country of origin. People who live in ethnic enclave and get...
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Cross Cultural Health Perspectives...Cross Cultural Health Perspectives I consider myself as culturally competent, and therefore expected a score of 80% in the Quality and Culture Quiz, (Provider's Guide) which meant that I ought to have got 18 out of the 23 q's right. I actually received a score of 16 (70%). Obviously, I had overestimated my abilities, and realize that I have to learn more about lifestyles and attitudes in general, as well towards health issues, among various cultures of the world. I also learned that, perhaps I don't know myself as well as I think I do, which is an admission not easy to make. However, unless I do make this admission to myself, I will not be able to progress further in acquiring the "cultural humility" (Hunt, Linda) so necessary... in a...
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Cross Cultural Health Perspectives...Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives
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CLAS stands for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services. It is a group of services geared towards equitable care for everyone, including non-English speaking populations. According to the Office of Minority Health (2001, p. ix), CLAS standards CLAS standards provide an efficient and culturally sensitive method of providing service. Through these services, healthcare can be easily transmitted to anyone, potentially saving lives.
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Ethical Perspectives Cross Cultural Perspectives...Ethical Perspectives Cross Cultural Perspectives Introduction Wal-Mart stores have been ranked the best company worldwide in the recent past. The company has established several branches in many parts, not in the United States alone but also outside the region. Having a lot of branches in several parts of the world provides an ample market for the company to sell its produces and hence makes a lot of sales. Despite all the successes, the company faces several setbacks internally that hinders it from achieving even more. The culture of an organization is the way or how the company is conducting its day to day operations within the company. This includes...
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Cross-Cultural Perspectives...Cross- Cultural Perspectives Nike Corporation Introduction Organizations often come in many different forms and sizes. An organization can simply be defined as an entity that serves a particular purpose or pursues a certain mission in the society or community. Examples of different forms of organization include the government, businesses, charities and schools. Communities all over the world rely on organizations to procure goods and services essential for people to sustain life. The increased rate of globalization and the liberalization in the world of trade has consequently resulted in most companies expanding overseas to widen their markets and increase their profits due to the high...
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Cross-Cultural Management Report...Cross-Cultural Management Report Introduction The report is about globalization of corporations and the cultural challenges that come into play during this process. It concentrates on Brazilian companies that have spread their reach to the international scope. This study identifies the lack of previous literature and theory that can guide managers in project management across continents. It touches on the factors that surface when projects involve foreigners with differing cultures. The cultural difference is studied and evaluated to determine the ease of managing teams working with people from different...
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