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Almost 6% of Britain’s population are of black or minority ethnic origin. There is increasing recognition that the health needs of such groups are not adequately met within the current health care system. One factor in reducing health inequalities is for health professionals to become culturally aware in order to serve these communities effectively. This literature review focuses on pre-registration...