… the lives of those involved and to more people. A delay of a few hours in the shipment of
production materials from a foreign supplier is likely to be less important than a delay of several …

… knowledge about various cultures, it’s … lives. Clinicians therefore can’t expect to provide
good care without in-depth knowledge of the practices and beliefs of people from many cultures. …

… countries with distinct, family-oriented cultures. This systematic review aimed to synthesize
… recommendations for ACP based on Japanese cultural values and norms. Further research …

… that young people will question or give advice to an older person. This is reflected in a
Chinese proverb “I have taken more salt than you have taken rice”, which means “I have more life …

… Peoples outside of Western culture recognize the relationship between food intake… life
stages: during infancy and female adolescence. This cultural bias may be the case even in cultural …

… knowledge about various cultures, it's … lives. Clinicians therefore can't expect to provide
good care without in-depth knowledge of the practices and beliefs of people from many cultures. …

… the culture, the fewer the modalities of life within that culture. … the culture, the greater the
number and complexity of the life … Each person seeking counseling comes from a cultural point of …

… Culture impacts every day of our life and will influence how a person will interact with the …
within the context of culture and its impact in palliative and end-of-life care for older adults with …

… constitute a diverse mix of cultures and peoples, with over 80 … cultural traits such as the
wantok system, collective national ideals and identity, in addition to the shared ‘traditions’ and life-…

… "Cultural Considerations in End of Life Care." Method: The ELNEC "Cultural Considerations
in End of Life … This is a humorous, yet profound depiction of one person's culture and belief …