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Published on: February 16, 2011
Cultural manifestations of grief and bereavement: a clinical perspective
1Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama, USA. mbougere@jsu.edu
Abstract:
The purpose of this article is to inform the reader that a commonality in grief and bereavement exists even though it is highly individualized. Health care providers and consumers of health care should realize and understand the potential for bias and miscommunication when there is delivery of care from non-similar cultures. Grief and bereavement are two of many issues existing in the health care delivery system which can result in substandard delivery of care as a result of cultural insensitivity and cultural incompetence.
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