Spiritual Diversity of Healthcare Providers: Different Perspectives from a Sikh, Tao and Catholic Health Care Provider

1 Corinthians 9:22 For the weak, weakened and won the weak. I have become everything for everyone, so in every means I can save some (New International Version). The poet the apostle Paul said is familiar with declaring that it is not only devotion to God but also devotion to humanity. His remarks also produced models for health care as well as service. In a culturally diverse society, it is important that each healthcare provider tries to prioritize the patient's needs over their own needs to provide the best care.

This article describes three different religions that care providers care about in the field of care. Through prayer and meditation, I will explain the spiritual point of view and important elements of healing. The author briefly summarizes each faith. The three religions discussed in this article are Native American, Hinduism and Buddhism. - Ronald Regan expresses the United States as "... a place in a sacred plan reserved as a promised land" ("Relax American dreams"). Regan's words have some reason for them. How can the United States become a promising land when immigrants are still striving for the pursuit of American dreams and social acceptance? Immigrants have different motives to come to the United States. Also, because there was no political freedom due to the domestic violence of the ancestral generations, some seek citizenship.

The multicultural patient group in the United States is rapidly growing. Providing a nursing culture of diverse population is a challenge for health care providers. Caring for patients based on cultural values, beliefs, practices is essential to achieving quality medical care. The diversity of medical professionals can change the workplace and cause conflicts between Canadian multicultural workplaces. There is no clear definition. A thousand years ago, Canadians were Native Americans 300 years ago, Canadians were French settlers. Today, we do not have a single definition. People moved to Canada from every corner of the globe. We are no longer wearing a coat Dubois fur cap or a British soldier. There are few Canadians who can say that they really came from North America.