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The golden rule.

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Gastroenterology↗
PubMed1997

Skin self-examination for melanoma--another golden rule.

Melanoma is likely to become the most important cancer of the 21st century. Health education can improve the prognosis of this cancer. The goal of melanoma education is to reduce the rising incidence and mortality from melanoma. Skin self-examination is an important means of promoting awareness. Marketing the excellent health habit of inspecting our pigmented lesions on Melanoma Monday and several times annually requires teaching the public who is at increased risk, the signs of in situ and early melanoma, and the action to be taken if a suspicious spot is found. A skin scan for melanoma is a splendid health habit for every American.

Education↗
PubMed2001

A golden rule.

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Anecdotes as Topic↗
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When the Golden Rule does not apply. Starting nurses on the journey toward cultural competence.

The population of the United States is increasing in cultural diversity. As a result, most nurses will have many opportunities to work with patients from different cultures. This article discusses the importance of cultural competence for nurses. Several educational activities for improving cultural awareness and competence are suggested. In particular, a poster session with post-test format is described in detail. The article also includes basic definitions related to the topic of culture, a brief discussion about the influence of culture on advance directives and abuse/neglect, and a list of additional resources.

Clinical Competence↗