Palliative care is increasingly confronted with cultural diversity. This can lead to various
problems in practice. In this perspective article, the authors discuss in more detail which …

The frequently asked question,'Why do minority ethnic groups not access palliative
care?'needs closer analysis. This article sets out to revisit the context and principles of …

Culture could be defined as 'that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art,
morals, law, custom and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of …

Background: Palliative care, a division of health care that provides treatment to patients
facing terminal or incurable illness, prioritizes maintaining quality of life for the patients it …

Recognition of the importance of 'cultural competence'is now central to health care policy
and to nurse education and training across the international spectrum. Detailed engagement …

The understanding of different cultural needs is important in the field of palliative care. An
individual's cultural background influences their way of behaviour and view of the world they …

ObjectiveThere is growing recognition of the importance of increasing preparedness for and
the provision of palliative care in humanitarian crises. The primary objective of this review is …

The aim of this study was to assess the culture-specific palliative care needs of ethnic
minority patients. Qualitative semi-structured interviews were conducted using elements of …

The aim of this study was to assess palliative care staff's perceptions of multicultural care
provision and explore the barriers and facilitators to culturally sensitive care. Qualitative …

Increasing ethnic or cultural diversity in the population served by healthcare services
requires improved competence and updated provision. Both individual staff and institutions …