未来的规划:提前护理规划知识,讨论和决策在老年人,性少数民族成年人

Mekiayla C Singleton1, Elissa Kozlov2, M Reul Friedman3

  • 1Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA.

概括

在性少数群体 (SM) 成年人之间的事先护理规划 (ACP) 知识和讨论中,种族差异仍然存在. 与黑人SM成年人相比,白人SM成年人具有更高的ACP知识和讨论机会.

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