Titlebook: Ethical Challenges in Multi-Cultural Patient Care; Cross Cultural Issue H. Russell Searight Book 2019 The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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S. B. Ross-Murphy,Robert F. T. SteptoThe differences in views of advance directives, hospice care and do not resuscitate orders that characterize different ethnic and cultural groups may appear illogical to healthcare professionals of White European background.

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History and Background of End-of-Life Decision-Making and Culture,This admonition from members of the Navajo community arose in response to the discussions of terminal illness and a patient’s desire for life-support—both of which are implicit topics in discussions of advance directives.

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,A History of Physician “Truth Telling,” Informed Consent, Legal and Religious Perspectives on End-oWhile patients’ and family preferences for nondisclosure of life-threatening illness found among contemporary Native Americans and Asian Americans may seem to be a cultural anomaly, a brief review of physician practices and legal rulings in the 20th century suggests that disclosure of this information to patients is a relatively recent practice.

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,Whether and How to Inform Patients of “Bad News,” Family Dynamics at the End of Life,Telling patients the truth about a life-threatening condition is less common outside of the United States.

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Advance Directives, Do Not Resuscitate Orders, Hospice, Organ Transplantation and Physician AssisteAdvance care planning can take a number of forms including discussions with family members that are not formally documented, similar discussions with one’s physician, and directives for level of care during hospitalization such as do not resuscitate (DNR) orders.

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Why Is There Such Diversity in Preferences for End-of-Life Care? Explanations and Narratives,The differences in views of advance directives, hospice care and do not resuscitate orders that characterize different ethnic and cultural groups may appear illogical to healthcare professionals of White European background.

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Itinerary calculus and renormalization,aking. While clinicians, including the author, have encountered situations where the family and the patient are at odds with one another about optimal treatment, it is important that healthcare providers not necessarily assume that active family involvement is a type of corrupting influence on indiv

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Itinerary calculus and renormalization,aking. While clinicians, including the author, have encountered situations where the family and the patient are at odds with one another about optimal treatment, it is important that healthcare providers not necessarily assume that active family involvement is a type of corrupting influence on individual patient autonomy.

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