ETNAtalks

In Episode 16 of ETNAtalks, Małgorzata Szkup explores transcultural nursing, multicultural education and the importance of seeing the person before the culture. The conversation also looks at trauma-informed care, discrimination, communication and the future of culturally competent practice.

Dr Maria Dolors Bernabeu explores how culture shapes nursing care and why cultural competence is a lifelong practice grounded in curiosity, humility and reflection.

Hanna Repo-Jamal discusses ethical nurse migration, workplace integration, and why creating inclusive, language-aware healthcare environments is essential for the future of nursing.

In Episode 12 of ETNAtalks, Dr Floro Cubelo shares his journey from the Philippines to Finland and explores the challenges internationally educated nurses face in adapting to new healthcare systems, languages, and cultures. This thought-provoking episode examines belonging, workforce ethics, mentorship, and what healthcare organisations must do to truly support global nursing talent.

In Episode 11 of ETNAtalks, Dr Beth Chiatti explores the powerful role of culture in healthcare, sharing insights from her research and practice. From building trust with diverse communities to navigating the space between science and belief, this episode is a compelling reminder that truly effective care starts by putting patients at the centre.

In Episode 10 of ETNAtalks, we travel to Denmark to speak with Professor Dorthe Nielsen whose work challenges us to rethink what it truly means to care.

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.