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Improving Health Outcomes for African American Men with Kidney Disease: A Patient-Centered Approach to Cultural Competence.

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Title: Improving Health Outcomes for African American Men with Kidney Disease: A Patient-Centered Approach to Cultural Competence.
Authors: Lang-Lindsey, Katina1 (AUTHOR) katina.lindsey@aamu.edu, Riddley, Candace2 (AUTHOR), Pettway, Toria3 (AUTHOR)
Source: Social Work in Public Health. 2024, Vol. 39 Issue 7, p704-720. 17p.
Subject Terms: Kidney failure, Kidney diseases, Health equity, Cultural competence, Disease prevalence, Socioeconomic factors, African American men
Abstract: In the United States, African American (AA) men disproportionately experience kidney failure, representing 16.6% of all cases in 2018—more than double their percentage in the general population. This significant health disparity arises from socioeconomic factors, access issues, and higher disease prevalence. The article highlights the importance of adopting a patient-centered and culturally competent approach to improve health outcomes for AA men with kidney disease. It advocates for ongoing research and educational efforts to enhance cultural competence in healthcare settings. By exploring current practices and the benefits of culturally informed training, the article underscores the crucial role of cultural competence in advancing healthcare equity. It calls for healthcare institutions to not just adopt, but actively implement, patient-centered and culturally sensitive care models, promoting social justice and better health outcomes for all. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: In the United States, African American (AA) men disproportionately experience kidney failure, representing 16.6% of all cases in 2018—more than double their percentage in the general population. This significant health disparity arises from socioeconomic factors, access issues, and higher disease prevalence. The article highlights the importance of adopting a patient-centered and culturally competent approach to improve health outcomes for AA men with kidney disease. It advocates for ongoing research and educational efforts to enhance cultural competence in healthcare settings. By exploring current practices and the benefits of culturally informed training, the article underscores the crucial role of cultural competence in advancing healthcare equity. It calls for healthcare institutions to not just adopt, but actively implement, patient-centered and culturally sensitive care models, promoting social justice and better health outcomes for all. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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