Cultural Competence

Jamaican culture is the result of the interaction between Europe and Africa. Sayings such as “Afro-centred” and “Euro-centred”, are often show the perceived in Jamaican cultural values and traditions. It's the third largest island in the Caribbean. Cultural competence is one of the top things you should understand and have an a workplace.

Cultural competence is very important in the workplace. It involves understanding and appropriately responding to the unique of cultural variables. First you have to have an understanding of your own culture. When it says “...is the ability to interact effectively with people of different cultures.” By interactions with individuals from various cultures and that will improve better understanding of other persons cultural. In a dental office it's important to understand other
Traditional clothes includes colorful and are usually handmade dresses from calico cloth. Calico is striped looks like a plaid. Also scarfs are carefully wrapped around the head to keep their hair in place. A “tam” is an important part of the attire it covers the dreadlocks. Tourists are particularly interested in Rastafarian-influence clothes that generally include red, green, and gold. Jamaicans everyday wear are comfortable and cool. On Sunday many people that go to church dress very formal. By using the aromatic spices found in the Caribbean it has allowed the island to create one of the most unusual flavors. Jerk is most popular, it's a marinade that is is usually put on meat but can be added to almost anything. Many of the island’s ingredients makes the spicy sauce. Also seafood is prevalent on the island. The morning meal includes boiled bananas or sauteed callaloo with Saal fish. Followed by a light meal for lunch which includes fried dumplings or plantains. Must dinner in Jamaica includes rice and peas. Some cuisines are multicultural with influences from the Spanish and