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Why is it important for healthcare professionals to develop cultural competency of older adults and their health?

The United States Census Bureau projects that by 2050, over 22% of the total older population will be Hispanic, highlighting the rapidly diversifying nature of our aging demographics. This shift makes it more important than ever for healthcare professionals to develop cultural competency of older adults and their health to provide effective, equitable, and compassionate care.

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Understanding Respect and Tradition: How is elderly care viewed in Native American cultures?

In many Native American communities, elders hold a revered position, seen not just as seniors, but as vital knowledge keepers, spiritual guides, and cultural conservators. This profound respect and honor significantly shapes **how is elderly care viewed in Native American cultures** and how it is practiced, emphasizing family, community, and holistic well-being over institutionalization.

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