Publisher's Synopsis
Today the relevance of cultures to health policies is even more important than it was before -- the world is smaller, international health care is a reality, and the immigration of people from country to country has brought increasing challenges to health practitioners, institutions and systems. This volume focuses on pragmatic issues relating to programmes and service development for pluralistic communities. How have and how are systems, agencies, organisations, and institutions responding and implemented multicultural concepts or serving clients of a variety of backgrounds?
