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Health according to the world health organisation means a state of complete mental, social and physical wellbeing. But not void of diseases or complications, this empathizes that health may mean being healthy but it is not totally void of complication and diseases.

World Health Organization. (2023). World Health Organization. Who.int; World Health Organization. https://www.who.int/

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Definition of health for me means Being healthy isn't just about avoiding sickness it's also about feeling joyful and having a great life. Our health is affected by how we treat our bodies, how we feel emotionally, and the place where we live. It's all about being able to do our regular stuff and enjoy life without any major issues. So, being healthy means feeling good in our bodies and minds, and having the freedom to live our lives the way we want to.

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Domain 7 culturally responsive clinical Practice

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Domain 7 culturally responsive clinical Practice

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In the framework domain seven states "Competency standard 12 – Clinicians are committed to cultural responsiveness, reflexivity and self-awareness in all aspects of practice" (Migrant and refugee health partnership. n.d.) In domain 7 there are three points.

Migrant and Refugee Women’s Health Partnership. (2019). Culturally Responsive Clinical Practice: Working with People from Migrant and Refugee Backgrounds COMPETENCY STANDARDS FRAMEWORK FOR CLINICIANS. https://culturaldiversityhealth.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Culturally-responsive-clinical-practice-Working-with-people-from-migrant-and-refugee-backgrounds-Jan2019.pdf

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Many of those who have fled to Australia with limited to no financial assets at all! they struggle with accessing basic healthcare facilities and needs. For them, this can be extremely difficult. the stress of financial instability can increase the harm to mental health and physical health. many migrants will come to Australia with limited knowledge and will struggle to navigate the Australian welfare system.

Bennetts Kneebone, L. (n.d.). National Centre for Longitudinal Data Financial Hardship in Australia. https://www.dss.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/09_2015/data-highlight-no-1-2014-financial-hardship_0.pdf

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Education is a major factor in comprehending healthcare and creating employment opportunities. The lack of educational opportunities can impede preventive healthcare and early intervention, consequently influencing overall well-being. imbalances in educational attainment can contribute to societal isolation and prejudicial treatment, thereby affecting mental health amongst refugees.

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Social Integration and Discrimination The degree of social integration and the presence of discrimination exert substantial influence on the well-being of migrants and refugees. Encountering discrimination can lead to heightened stress and anxiety, further undermining their access to healthcare, job opportunities, and community support.

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the country I will be focusing on is Vietnam. even though I was born in Australia, my father and his family were once refugees. Vietnam is slowly recovering from the Vietnam War that happened decades ago, the war had a huge amount of impact on Vietnam economically and continued to struggle due to the Quang Nam floods.

-Anemia, iron deficiency and other blood-related conditions: Anemia can be tide of to iron deficiency and is a common and or major problem for women of childbearing age and even children, this is usually caused by many variables including poor nutrition and parasites, those whom have fled to Australia and have sought medical attention can receive treatments like access to iron replenishing supplements and even have access to blood banking and transfusion services.

-intestinal parasites: Those fleeing from Vietnam looking for a better life may face the problems of intestinal parasites this may vary in which part or region of Vietnam they came from. upon arrival, they will have a health screening and if intestinal parasites are detected they will be administered an antiparasitic treatment and have a follow-up as well as be educated on the topic

-Mental health. the process of travelling and the displacement of being a refugee and trauma can lead to several mental health issues such as depression and PTSD is the most common in refugees, those who arrive in Australia receive a mental health screening and if any of the symptoms are present are able to access to health care professionals

Vietnam | MSF medical and humanitarian aid. (n.d.). Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) International. Retrieved October 12, 2023, from https://www.msf.org/vietnam

Australian Refugee Health Primary Care for People of Refugee Backgrounds. (n.d.). https://refugeehealthguide.org.au/

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12.1 clinicians maintain and develop their awareness of their own culture, bias, beliefs and culture and the influence clinicians have based on their interaction in the health care setting.

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Impacts of social determinates for immigrants 

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Impacts of social determinates for immigrants 

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Migrants and refugees is extremely influenced by social determinants, mainly income and social protection.

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12.2: this point states clinicians acknowledge the existence and grasp the consequences of systemic prejudices within institutional policies, resource distribution, and legislation.

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Domain 7 and its effect on my journey as a nursing student  

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Domain 7 and its effect on my journey as a nursing student  

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I feel that point 12.2 of domain 7 will have a large impact on my nursing journey due to the large multicultural background Australia has to offer, in this field I will have to recognise the presence and understand the impacts, of systemic biases in Australian heath care setting even though i do not fully understand it now i belive that in the future i will eventually get better at recognizing certain cultural background and biases.

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2.2: this point states clinicians acknowledge the existence and grasp the consequences of systemic prejudices within institutional policies, resource distribution, and legislation.

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12.3 states clinicians aim to follow ethical guidelines and hold themselves accountable to the following principles when providing culturally sensitive care to people from migrant and refugee backgrounds:
• Putting the individual and their family at the centre of care
• Ensuring fair access to services
• Striving for high-quality and safe care
• Treating everyone with dignity and respect
• Practicing effective communication