2021
DOI: 10.1080/10376178.2022.2039076
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Cultural Safety and Indigenous authority in nursing and midwifery education and practice

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“…The clarity of theoretical concepts and cultural discourses is needed to bring up important issues of colonization and power that intersect with Indigenous social determinants of health; such clarity would heighten understanding of these intersectional experiences of Indigenous nurses across the globe (Power Wiradjuri et al, 2021). A similar history of colonization is revealed in the stories of Māori nurses who express various types of distress.…”
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“…The clarity of theoretical concepts and cultural discourses is needed to bring up important issues of colonization and power that intersect with Indigenous social determinants of health; such clarity would heighten understanding of these intersectional experiences of Indigenous nurses across the globe (Power Wiradjuri et al, 2021). A similar history of colonization is revealed in the stories of Māori nurses who express various types of distress.…”
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confidence: 99%