A culturally competent care model refers to a framework in healthcare that is sensitive to, respectful of, and inclusive of patients' cultural beliefs, values, and practices.

• Improves patient outcomes and satisfaction

• Reduces health disparities and inequalities.

• Enhances communication between patients and healthcare providers.

• Ensures compliance with ethical standards and legal requirements.

• Understanding and being aware of one’s own cultural identity and biases.

• Recognizing the cultural backgrounds of patients and how these influence their health behaviors and decisions.

• Gaining knowledge about different cultural practices, beliefs, and worldviews through research.

• Understanding factors that influence health, illness, and treatment.

• Engaging with diverse patients and communities to improve cultural competence.

• Utilizing direct interactions to learn and adapt care practices.