Due to low levels of planned care, older adults of underrepresented communities tend to
experience higher rates of unwanted treatments at end of life (EOL). The purpose of this …

This integrative review was conducted to examine the evidence for understanding diversity
in end-of-life preferences among older adults of underrepresented groups. Findings from 21 …

Background: An increase of cultural diversity and treatment options offer opportunities and
challenges related to end-of-life (EOL) care for healthcare providers and policymakers. EOL …

Introduction. Racial/ethnic minority older adults in low-income status might be at a greater
risk than others of developing chronic illness. We sought to examine the effects of …

Population ageing poses considerable challenges to the provision of quality end-of-life care.
The population of the United States is increasingly diverse, making it imperative to design …

Aims and objectives To explore specific cultural and religious beliefs and values concerning
death and dying, truth telling, and advance care planning, and the preferences for end‐of …

This study examined care managers' perspectives on facilitating advance care planning
(ACP) with ethnically diverse elders enrolled in a managed long‐term care programme that …

А continue to age, nurses will need to provide is rooted in Western values. Yet end-of-life
preferences culturally and gender sensitive end-of-life vary significantly among ethnic …

Using a cross-sectional study, this article addresses end-of-life (EOL) care for older Iranian-
American adults. The purposes are twofold:(a) to explore participants' preferences for home …

Purpose: We reviewed the research literature on racial or ethnic diversity and end-of-life
decision making in order to identify key findings and provide recommendations for future …