Question of the Week | Which Approach Considers Cultural Humility
You are caring for ML, a Latinx person with newly diagnosed diabetes about lifestyle modifications. ML mentions that traditional family dinners are a central part of their daily routine.
How can the educator apply cultural humility in their approach to diabetes education to support ML’s dietary needs and preferences?
- Advise the ML to avoid traditional foods that are higher in carbohydrates.
- Ask ML about the traditional types of foods they typically eat and enjoy.
- Provide a standardized meal plan considering cultural food preferences.
- Emphasize the importance of monitoring carb intake regardless of cultural traditions.
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