Because a Person's Occupation Tends to Be Strongly Linked to His

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Because a person's occupation tends to be strongly linked to his or her use of leisure time, allocation of family resources, political orientation, and so on, this variable is often considered to be the single best indicator of social class.

Provide culturally competent care that is individualized and respects the patient's cultural background.

Recognize the impact of socioeconomic status on health and tailor care to meet the needs of individuals from diverse economic backgrounds.

Identify population groups at increased risk for health issues and prioritize care accordingly.

Understand and apply the first steps towards patient-centered care and cultural competence.

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Definitions:

Cultural Expectations

The norms and values established by a society that guide the behavior and beliefs of its members.

Physically Attractive

Pertaining to the aesthetic appeal of an individual's physical appearance to others.

Environmental Continuity

The consistency of certain environmental factors or influences over time, contributing to stability in development or behavior.

Low-birth Weight

A term used to describe babies who are born weighing less than 2,500 grams (5 pounds, 8 ounces).