Working in a diverse environment lends to the opportunity of a variety of people bringing forward different ideas to increase the patient experience. In your role as an allied healthcare professional, you will interact with patients from a variety of cultures, backgrounds, religious practices. For this week's assignment predict at least 2 diversity issues that you might encounter in your role as an allied healthcare provider. How will these issues impact care? What can health care organizations do to assist their employees in providing care to a diverse patient population?

Diversity.Cultural Interview Assignment Interview someone from a different culture.  You will create a PowerPoint presentation of your findings. For this assignment, you will Interview a client whose culture is different from yours. The client can be a patient, neighbor, grandparent, in-law, or friend. Do not use your parent, brother, sister, spouse, or significant other. This interview is the basis of your paper. Use the Organizing Framework (12 boxes in Chapter 2) to guide your interview. Interview your selected person on three or four domains of the model. Complete a literature review of the cultural group from which your interviewee comes. Compare and contrast data obtained from your interview with what you find in the literature. Provide at least two recommendations for clinical practice, two recommendations for research, and two recommendations for the health-care organization on this cultural group; be specific in your recommendations. Value of this exercise to your current or future practice. Japan: Tradition & culture (26:49) https://youtu.be/-pgCPJSiKoo Supplemental Materials & Resources Kemp, C. (2001). Culture and the end of life. Hispanic cultures (focus on Mexican Americans). Journal of Hospice & Palliative Nursing, 3(1), 29-33 Cares, A., & Cusick, G. (2012). Risks and opportunities of faith and culture: The case of abused Jewish women. Journal of Family Violence, 27(5), 427-435. doi:10.1007/s10896-012-9435-3 Ito, M., & Sharts-Hopko, N. (2002). Japanese women's experience of childbirth in the United States. Health Care for Women International, 23(6/7), 666-677.