Nurses Must be Aware of Religious and Cultural Differences

Cremation is a good way to deal with body, because Hindu believes that there is no purpose in the body after death. Hindu funeral is a very important ceremony that lasts several days after death. There is usually a leader mourner who is the eldest son of a deceased person. "It plays an important role in doing all funerals" (Gupta, 2011). At the summit, the coffin was brought to the crematorium. Upon arrival, the "handling ceremony" was started by the pastor, the pastor put the bodies in the river and removed the bodies from the coffin.

In order to provide appropriate care for everyone, nurses must understand and demonstrate cultural respect and perception. Nurses and all medical professionals must demonstrate cultural and cultural sensitivity. The health care system is a culturally diverse field that you must use and understand fully enough to enable all health professionals to provide reliable medical care regardless of race, age, sex and career . Nurses must understand that different cultures have different habits and beliefs and nurses must know how to provide the right care for these different people.

Canada is a diverse multicultural country where nurses provide culturally appropriate care as an important aspect of their practice. Each culture distinguishes health based on their customs and beliefs. Nurses should study their beliefs and prejudices, respect and understand other cultures. "When providing care, we must enable effective exchange and appropriate response to people with diverse cultural, racial and ethnic backgrounds" (Masteral, 2014). Today's nurse must have his own cultural awareness and cultural knowledge of others.