Culturally competent care while upholding medical standards

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In the Consult-Liaison NP role, you will often encounter patients from diverse cultural backgrounds with distinct values, beliefs, and health practices. Consider a scenario where a patient's cultural beliefs conflict with the standard medical recommendations.

- How would you ethically navigate this situation to ensure culturally competent care while upholding medical standards?

- Discuss any frameworks or guidelines you would use to support your decision-making.

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