ArticleFlorence Nightingale hemsirelik dergisi2019
[Intercultural Sensitivity of University Students Studying At Health-Related Departments and Some Associated Factors].
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- Predictors of Intercultural Sensitivity in Medical Students: An Assessment in a Turkish University in an Era of Global Healthcare.Journal of immigrant and minority health · 2026Article
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aimThis study was carried out to determine cultural sensitivity levels and affecting factors among the students who were studying at health-related departments.
methodThe study had a cross-sectional design. The universe of the study consisted of 1127 students who were studying at 1
resultsThe mean score of the students from Intercultural Sensitivity Scale was found to be 3.88±0.64. It was determined that cultural sensitivity was higher among the students who had interaction with people from different cultures, whose opinions about their jobs changed positively during their education, who wanted to attend student exchange programs and who spoke a foreign language (p<0.05).
conclusionIn this study, the cultural sensitivity level of the students was found to be at a good level. In addition, gender, interaction with people from different cultures, participation in student exchange programs and knowledge of a foreign language were found to have a bearing on cultural sensitivity. Based on these results, the promotion of collaborations which would create opportunities allowing students to interact with individuals from different cultures might be offered. This would support them in the improvement of their language qualifications and would enable participation of more students in student exchange programs abroad.
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