Aims and objectives. The purpose of this study is to explore the social construction of cultural
issues in palliative care amongst oncology nurses. Background. Australia is a nation …

Elicitingthe views of minority groups in designing and implementing cancer and palliative
care Services can contribute to equity in health care. EVidence suggests that minority ethnic …

Cultural challenges in end‐of‐life care: reflections from focus groups' interviews with
hospice staff in Stockholm During the past few decades, Swedish society has changed from …

This qualitative study explores the caring situation of families with an immigrant background
within the context of pediatric oncology care from the perspective of health care staff. Five …

In this qualitative study we explored how health-care staff continuously resolve “obstacles to
transcultural caring relationships” as they care for families with an immigrant background …

Identification of nurses' experiences of caring for culturally diverse patients in acute care
settings contributes to transcultural nursing knowledge. This qualitative study aims to …

This review highlights the need for considering individual, provider and system factors to
tailor and target healthcare services to the needs of culturally diverse populations. Beyond …

There is increasing evidence that, in practice, hospice care is predominantly accessed by
white, middle-class patients, who live in stable home environments with available caregivers …

This paper reviews the main barriers to effective communication between practitioners and
those service users of minority ethnic backgrounds who may not be fluent in English …

This article discusses the care of older people from groups most commonly referred to in the
UK as being “minority ethnic”. It considers the significance and growing popularity of social …