Purpose: This study reported a qualitative analysis of health-seeking behaviors of
community-dwelling elderly Chinese Americans on the influences of family network, cultural …

OBJECTIVE: Previous studies have shown racial/ethnic differences in preferences for end-of-
life (EOL) care. We aimed to describe values and beliefs guiding physicians' EOL decision …

Context: Research has demonstrated substantial differences between end‐of‐life care in
rural and urban settings. As the end of life approaches, rural elders are less likely to be …

Background: Ethnic/racial minorities encounter disparities in healthcare, which may carry
into end-of-life (EOL) care. Advanced cancer, highly prevalent and morbid, presents with …

The aim of this study was to make an inventory of various aspects of end-of-life care of the
old people. An additional aim was to illuminate gaps in existing knowledge. A systematic …

Purpose: We investigated the role of race in predicting the likelihood of using hospice and
dying in a hosptial among dual-eligible (Medicare and Medicaid) nursing home residents …

The underrepresentation of African American elders in institutional care is attributed to their
greater desire for family care compared to Whites. Data from in-home interviews with 604 …

Background: Few studies have focused on racial and ethnic differences in advance care
planning other than advance directives among population-based samples of adults across …

Objective: To develop a baseline understanding of attitudes, advance planning, knowledge,
and preferences about end-of-life (EOL) care among community-dwelling South Dakotans …

The first M of the 4Ms Framework for Age-Friendly Healthy Systems (what matters,
medications, mentation, and mobility) refers to understanding the values of older adults and …