Dying to be home? Preferred location of death of first-generation black Caribbean and native-born white patients in the United Kingdom.
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End-of-life preferences in Afro-Caribbean older adults: a systematic literature review.A retrospective analysis of factors associated with selection of end-of-life care and actual place of death for patients with cancer.Factors associated with congruence between preferred and actual place of death.Appraisal of literature reviews on end-of-life care for minority ethnic groups in the UK and a critical comparison with policy recommendations from the UK end-of-life care strategy.Fear of dying in an ethnically diverse society: cross-sectional studies of people aged 65+ in BritainDoes ethnicity affect where people with cancer die? A population-based 10 year studyWhich hospice patients with cancer are able to die in the setting of their choice? Results of a retrospective cohort study.Factors influencing death at home in terminally ill patients with cancer: systematic review.Actual and preferred place of death of cancer patients. Results from the Italian survey of the dying of cancer (ISDOC).Methodological review: measured and reported congruence between preferred and actual place of death.Patient and family experiences of palliative care in hospital: what do we know? An integrative review.Dying at home--is it better: a narrative appraisal of the state of the science.End-of-life care--what do cancer patients want?A survey of issues of ethnicity and culture in nursing homes in an English region: nurse managers' perspectives.Does place of death from cancer vary between ethnic groups in South East England?Does ethnicity matter? Bereavement outcomes in two ethnic groups living in the United Kingdom.'I think you just learnt as you went along' - community clergy's experiences of and attitudes towards caring for dying people: A pilot study.Dying at home: a qualitative study of the perspectives of older South Asians living in the United Kingdom.Evidence on home palliative care: Charting past, present, and future at the Cicely Saunders Institute – WHO Collaborating Centre for Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation
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Dying to be home? Preferred location of death of first-generation black Caribbean and native-born white patients in the United Kingdom.
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Irene J Higginson
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10.1089/JPM.2004.7.628
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2004-10-01T00:00:00Z