Question

You are a Nursing Director in a community hospital in an area with a large Korean population. Despite the population demographics, very few Korean mothers come to your hospital to give birth. Taking an evidence-based approach, you learn that in the Korean culture, a mother requires seaweed soup after delivery. After adding this dietary option, the number of expectant Korean mothers delivering babies in your hospital increases, underscoring the need to learn about and develop ________

Answer 1

Korean culture

Step-by-step explanation:

In Korean culture, it is much believed that women after giving birth must take a hot soup of seaweed after the delivery is done.

Being a Nursing Director and running a community hospital in an area with large number of Korean inhabitants, it is seen that very few expected Korean mothers came to the community hospital for delivery. This is a drawback as a Nursing Director of the the community hospital.

But by taking evidence based report, it is learned that after delivery mothers are given a bowl of hot soup of seaweeds according to the Korean culture.

Thus in order to increase the number of delivery from Korean mothers it is very important to know the Korean culture and inculcate them in the hospital.

Thus the answer is Korean culture.