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Cultural Barriers to End-of-Life Discussions, Both ...
Cultural Barriers to End-of-Life Discussions, Both Foreign and Domestic
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The panel discussion addresses "cultural considerations" rather than "barriers" in end-of-life discussions. The speaker, an ethicist and intensivist, emphasizes understanding cultural differences, including systemic racism, implicit bias, and language barriers that impact end-of-life care. Cultural perceptions of pain management, family involvement, and communication differ globally, necessitating culturally sensitive approaches in healthcare. The speaker highlights the need for cognitive empathy and perspective-taking to bridge these cultural gaps, calling for studies that involve culturally aligned researchers to enhance equitable end-of-life care. The discussion stresses the importance of integrating cultural competency into healthcare guidelines.
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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Diversity and the Role of Cultural and Language Barriers in End-of-Life Deliberations
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2024
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cultural considerations
end-of-life care
cultural competency
cognitive empathy
systemic racism
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