ETNAtalks

Episode 8 of ETNAtalks, “Understanding ourselves to understand others”, features Dr Kathleen Markey reflecting on transcultural nursing as a journey that begins with self-awareness, humility, and courage, and returns to the basics of person-centred, culturally responsive care.

In ETNAtalks Episode 7, Dr Mirko Prosen shares how his clinical experience and sociological background shaped his commitment to transcultural nursing and culturally competent care. The episode highlights why cultural competence is a long-term, reflective process, and a moral obligation for equitable and safe healthcare.

In Episode 6 of ETNAtalks, “Equity in Action: Shaping the Future of Transcultural Nursing,” Dr Dula Pacquiao shares her remarkable journey and insights on advancing cultural competence, empathy, and equity in healthcare. Through her conversation with host Dr Juan Manuel Leyva Moral, she highlights the importance of self-awareness, mentorship, and global citizenship in shaping a more inclusive and compassionate future for nursing.

In Episode 5 of ETNA Talks, Dr María José Morales explores how compassion, cultural awareness, and reflective practice are transforming nursing education and care. Speaking with host Dr Juan Manuel Leyva Moral, she shares insights from her work in transcultural care, migrant health, and the legacy of Leininger’s theory.

Professor Irena Papadopoulos, Co-Founder and President of ETNA, takes us on a journey through the fascinating world of transcultural nursing.