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Decisions at the end of life: cultural considerations beyond medical ethics
Author(s)James Hallenbeck, Mary K Goldstein
Journal titleGenerations, vol XXIII, no 1, Spring 1999
PublisherAmerican Society on Aging, Spring 1999
Pagespp 24-29
AnnotationThe effectiveness of (Western) medical ethics may be limited in the face of issues that are closely linked to different cultural perspectives. Examples of cultural differences are given and healthcare workers should achieve cultural competence to deal with end of life care and death rituals. (KJ).
Accession NumberCPA-990824212 A

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