Nursing in a multicultural environment refers to healthcare practices that recognize and respect the cultural, religious, ethnic, and social background diversity of patients. In an increasingly connected and diverse world, nurses face the challenge of providing care that is not only medically effective, but also sensitive to the differences in values and beliefs of patients
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Articles
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Mita Stianto, Siti Fatimah, Fatmawati Fatmawati
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01-12
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Dian Oktafianti, Dyah Pitaloka
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13-27
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Qoyyimatus Zahro, Hyan Oktodia Basuki
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28-43
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Nur Yuliati, Ari Rahmat Aziz, Safri Safri
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44-56
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Riau Roslita, Ivo Cahyang Rubichan, Vella Yovinna Tobing
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57-69
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Determinants of Self-Care in Chronic Heart Failure: A Correlation Study of Social Support Dimensions
Tobi Pitora
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70-82
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Essa Andaru Anugraheni, Arum Pratiwi, Tri Setianingsih
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83-94
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Hanim Nur Faizah, Karyo Karyo, Lukman Hakim, Tasbiqatul Fitriyah
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95-110
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Rafika Rosyda, Ria Inriyana, Imam Tri Sutrisno
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111-122
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Anggie Diniayuningrum, Adinda Putri Belladina, Isna Hudaya
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123-139
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Dian Mayasari, Dian Asih Ning Utami, Zidny Muti’aturohmah
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140-151
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Nafolion Nur Rahmat, Nur Hamim, Kurniawan Erman Wicaksono
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152-163
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