This thesis is based on fieldwork done in a native palliative care institution, band run and staffed by native caregivers, located in a expansive native community. The purpose of the present study is to understand how an individual's sense of Self can be affirmed in an institutionproviding 'culturally sensitive care', defined as interactions and activities that enable the individual to preserve a strong sense of culture, community and family. A strong sense of self should be reflected in the best possible state of physical, psychological and spiritual well-being given the chronic condition of the individual. Acknowledgements There are a number of people who have made significant and timely contributions to this thesis and it ...
The purpose of this study was to describe the meaning of caring from the perspective of community-dw...
Introduction This article presents a holistic model for clinical palliative care and research which ...
Long-term care facilities are becoming more representative of the diverse ethno-cultural demographic...
The aim of this article is to discuss attitudes to memory loss in old age among older Sámi people in...
Background and ObjectivesLittle is known about elements of long-term care (LTC) that promote quality...
Background: Respecting and meeting cultural needs is an important aspect of care. However, little is...
The study was designed as an exploration in depth of the problems of aging in the United States, wit...
Trends in Canadian demographics reflect a growing multicultural population with diverse perspectives...
A study of the culture and environment of caring among older people care providers including the pol...
ABSTRACT. The traditional way of caring for frail elders in long-term care facilities is based in th...
This article documents a community approach to palliative care that took place in Auckland, Aotearoa...
The purpose of this study was to involve Indian health professionals, Indians and non-Indians specia...
The aim of this article is to discuss attitudes to memory loss in old age among older Sámi people in...
This article documents a community approach to palliative care that took place in Auckland, Aotearoa...
Background: Life-limiting illness plagues Native Americans, yet access to palliative and end-of-life...
The purpose of this study was to describe the meaning of caring from the perspective of community-dw...
Introduction This article presents a holistic model for clinical palliative care and research which ...
Long-term care facilities are becoming more representative of the diverse ethno-cultural demographic...
The aim of this article is to discuss attitudes to memory loss in old age among older Sámi people in...
Background and ObjectivesLittle is known about elements of long-term care (LTC) that promote quality...
Background: Respecting and meeting cultural needs is an important aspect of care. However, little is...
The study was designed as an exploration in depth of the problems of aging in the United States, wit...
Trends in Canadian demographics reflect a growing multicultural population with diverse perspectives...
A study of the culture and environment of caring among older people care providers including the pol...
ABSTRACT. The traditional way of caring for frail elders in long-term care facilities is based in th...
This article documents a community approach to palliative care that took place in Auckland, Aotearoa...
The purpose of this study was to involve Indian health professionals, Indians and non-Indians specia...
The aim of this article is to discuss attitudes to memory loss in old age among older Sámi people in...
This article documents a community approach to palliative care that took place in Auckland, Aotearoa...
Background: Life-limiting illness plagues Native Americans, yet access to palliative and end-of-life...
The purpose of this study was to describe the meaning of caring from the perspective of community-dw...
Introduction This article presents a holistic model for clinical palliative care and research which ...
Long-term care facilities are becoming more representative of the diverse ethno-cultural demographic...