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Defining the care 'gap'for ethnic minority groups.

RACISM AND poor preparation go some way towards explaining the gap between expectations and the reality in meeting the care needs of an ethnically diverse society, a survey of nurses in the north of England revealed [6.7.2]. In keeping with existing policy, which expects health care to be culturally sensitive, the aim of research by Joseph Cortis, from the school of healthcare studies at Leeds University, was to determine the extent to which registered nurses think they meet the needs of ethnic minority patients, specifically the local Pakistani Urdu community.