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World Federation of Critical Care Nurses: Brisbane Declaration on Culturally Sensitive Critical Care
Nursing
Paul Fulbrook at Australian Catholic University and The Prince Charles Hospital
Paul Fulbrook
11.24University of Canberra
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Adriano Friganovic RN; BSN, MSN, Vice President, WFCCN; Head Nurse, University Hospital Centre
Zagreb,
Melissa Bloomer RN; PhD, Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Deakin University, Geelong,
Aus-
tralia; Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia.
Holly Northam RN, RM; PhD, MCritCareNurs, Senior Lecturer, Disciplines of Nursing and Midwifery,
University
Sonja Kalauz RN; PhD, MBA, MSc, BSc, Professor, University of Applied Health Sciences, Zagreb, Croatia.
Mary Zellinger APRN-CCNS, MN, ANP-BC, CCRN-CSC, Clinical nurse Specialist/Cardiovascular Critical Care,
Violeta Lopez RN; PhD, Director, WFCCN; Professor of Nursing, Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies,
National
University of Singapore.
Paul Fulbrook RN; Phd, MSc, BSc(Hons), PGDipEduc, President, WFCCN; Professor of Nursing, Australian
Catholic University, Brisbane, Australia; Nursing Director, Research & Practice Development, The Prince
Charles
Key words: critical care v cultural competence v cultural sensitivity v position statement v nursing v
www.wfccn.org
vGLOBAL CONNECTIONSv
SUMMARY
• The Brisbane Declaration was developed by a working group
on behalf of WFCCN.
on 10 October 2016.
human rights.
PREAMBLE
baseline position:
All people are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
BACKGROUND
(Garneau & Pepin, 2015). Hence, there is a need for health care
specialist areas in which critically ill patients are cared for (Elliott et
relationship with the patient and their family and to empower the
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(Esposito, 2013).
nurses must seek to meet the diverse needs of patients and their
the critical care unit and each nurse's personal philosophy of caring
for the patient and their family (Bloomer & Al-Mutair, 2013). When
OBJECTIVE
The objective of the WFCCN working group was to develop an
worldwide.
METHODS
about the purpose and proposed content of the draft Declaration, held
their support. The final text of the Declaration was prepared by the
Central Principles
families.
Recommendations
materials and programs for nurses who are required to care for the
critically ill patient and their family and their individual cultural needs.
1. Self-assessment
nurse considering their own culture, values, beliefs and any resultant
and working to set these aside and ensure equitable care for all.
2. Establish trust
4. Identify culture
Identify the patient and family’s culture, which can include their
making.
to the patient and family’s beliefs about health and illness and
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on how the patient and their family wish to be cared for, and what
6. Ensure comprehension
delivery of care. The nurse should seek advice from the patient and/
Preserving dignity and maintaining modesty for the critically ill patient
visual privacy.
for the patient and their family. Where possible, consideration should
Where suitable, foods should be chosen that not only meet the
REFERENCES
interim status review and report. Journal of the New York State
http://www.ipfcc.org/faq.html
images/stories/documents/publications/position_statements/
E10_Nurses_Human_Rights.pdf
migration-facts-and-figures
human-rights/
Williamson M, Harrison L (2010). Providing culturally appropriate
47(6), 761-769.
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