Significance of Cultural consideration
Cultural consideration, as defined by Vastushastra, involves acknowledging cultural elements in architecture that influence design and preserving traditional values in modern practices. In a scientific context, it refers to how cultural backgrounds impact health perceptions, chronic illness management, healthcare delivery, and the school environment. It emphasizes recognizing diverse cultural practices, especially the integration of Ayurveda and yoga into medical education, underlining the importance of cultural factors in various fields.
Synonyms: Cultural awareness, Cultural sensitivity, Cultural competence, Cultural understanding, Cultural respect, Cultural competency
In Finnish: Kulttuurinen huomio; In Spanish: Consideración cultural
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Hindu concept of 'Cultural consideration'
Cultural consideration in Hinduism emphasizes recognizing architectural elements' cultural significance and integrating traditional values into contemporary architecture, ensuring that modern designs reflect and preserve the essence of Hindu identity.
From: Vastu-shastra (Introduction to Indian architecture)
(1) The acknowledgment of cultural elements in architecture, influencing style and design beyond mere structural classification.[1] (2) Acknowledgment and incorporation of traditional values and aesthetics in modern architectural practices to preserve identity.[2]
The concept of Cultural consideration in scientific sources
Cultural consideration emphasizes acknowledging and incorporating cultural influences that shape the school environment and contribute to student wellbeing, fostering an inclusive atmosphere that supports diverse backgrounds and experiences.
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) It, transgenerational, and sociopolitical considerations in the provision of mental health services may strengthen the efficacy of treatment for underrepresented groups, particularly in addressing mental health.[3] (2) There is a lack of space for cultural considerations in the Hospital Safety Index. Findings highlighted how some participants had to adapt the tool to their cultural context.[4] (3) Cultural considerations are paramount when implementing nature prescriptions, ensuring they align with the values and traditions of Indigenous Peoples.[5] (4) These are the culturally relevant factors that are prevalently studied in a particular age group, such as habitual naps in younger children and circadian rhythm in adolescents.[6] (5) Cultural consideration is given due to the significance, meaning and the impact language has on outcomes and that Din é view all living beings, even viruses, with utmost respect.[7]
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) The recognition and respect for the diverse customs, beliefs, and values of different cultures, ensuring that policies and practices are inclusive and culturally sensitive.[8] (2) Cultural considerations, expressed in domains of social functioning, may influence marital satisfaction and its perceptions, especially in collectivistic cultures.[9] (3) These, along with social, environmental, and economic considerations, are important variables and indicators to evaluate to manage well at higher education institutions.[10] (4) Cultural considerations, including community values, traditional practices, and social norms, shape the acceptance and implementation of urban water management and sustainability initiatives, requiring community engagement.[11] (5) Cultural Considerations influence farmers' decisions regarding rattan, rubber, or oil palm cultivation, as studied in Kalimantan.[12]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Factors related to the specific cultural backgrounds of individuals that can influence their health perceptions and experiences in managing chronic illnesses.[13]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) Aspects of a patient's background that should be considered when planning educational interventions and clinical research.[14]