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[Culture assumes particular prominence during terminal illness when dramatic, life-saving medical rescue becomes impossible and all must face the mystery and fearsomeness of death. Attending health professionals must be able to recognize and respect the culturally based perspectives of patients and survivors at that important time.]
Published: Mar 19, 2017
Keywords: Acculturation; Cultural conflicts at the end of life; Cultural engagement; Cross-cultural health care; End-of-life care and culture
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