solved I’m working on a nursing multi-part question and need an

I’m working on a nursing multi-part question and need an explanation to help me understand better.

Post #1 In 1959 When Madeleine Leininger coined the phrase “nurse-anthropologist’, to define the comparison between nursing and anthropology by inking their philosophical and theoretical similarities, it was a brainstorm idea. (Leininger, 1970). She followed it up with a book focusing on the diverse cultures and subcultures in the world and how that influences health and illness beliefs, values, and practices in order to know how to give adequate nursing care to a culture-specific population. (Leininger, 1991, p. 491) Within each culture you will find a special set of unique values, beliefs, and patters of behaviors within the members that share that culture, within those cultures you will find subcultures who do or do not follow all the values, beliefs, and particular patterns of behaviors in their families or communities. (Nies & McEwen, 2019, p. 600). Culture is one of the social determinants of health in today’s society. Our culture gives us a basis for, trust of the unknown, can a women talk to a man, our religious/faith values, do we believe in industrial health care, do I drive, my food intake and kinds of food, do I talk to my neighbors, do I have friends, alcohol, and tobacco use, do I watch TV or have social media just to name a few. By taking a few minutes and understanding the diverse cultures in your community, you will understand better how to serve that community’s needs, how you approach education, for example. Will you storm the neighborhood with leaflets, talk on local radio shows, go to schools/church’s, will the community be able to get to the local resources available, will they except any help outside their culture at all? Our time and resources are limited, knowing how to best use those resources is vital to the success of community/public health nurses anywhere. Leininger M.M. Nursing and anthropology: two worlds to blend. New York: Wiley; 1970. Leininger M.M. Culture, care, diversity, and universality: a theory of nursing. New York: National League for Nursing Press; 1991. Nies, M. A., & McEwen, M. (2019). Community public health nursing (7th ed.). . Post#2 For nurses to better understand the patient and assess the patient’s needs requires understanding the social determinants of health.” These include, but are not limited to, an understanding of the more complex and less apparent drivers of health such as neighborhood safety, discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and job security” (Thornton & Persaud, 2018). SDOH has an impact on people’s health, and the goal is to reduce health inequality. Resources help improve the quality of life by having access to healthcare, safe housing, free education, food, and an environment free of toxins. Helpful resources include information about a food bank that produces healthy food or connecting with an agency that offers transportation to and from the doctor’s office at little to no cost. Nurses need to assess the patient’s social factors and advocate SDOH interventions. At my place of employment, BCMA, an EMR tool used, questions the patient’s insecurities. Should a patient admit to homelessness or feel unsafe, the nurse notifies social work during the interview process. The social worker evaluates the patient and helps provide safe housing and food. Reference Thornton, M., & Persaud, S. (2018, November). Preparing Today’s Nurses: Social Determinants of Health and Nursing Education. OJIN, 23(3). 10.3912/OJIN.Vol23No03Man05