A cultural analysis of New Zealand palliative care brochures.

Cross-Cultural Study of Gender Socialization in New Zealand and Iran

In this cross-cultural study, we primarily aim to present research-based evidence to examine the main gender characteristics associated with socialization. Using the symbolic interaction theory and the socialization theory, this cross-cultuural analysis particularly explores the construction and representation of gender identity through educational systems. The fields of this stu...

تحلیل مفهوم مراقبت تسکینی در پرستاری: ارائه یک الگوی هیبرید

Background and purpose: Palliative care is an important concept in nursing practice and in literature several definitions are suggested for this concept. This study aimed at analyzing the concept of palliative care and identifying its features, antecedents and consequences within Iran’s cultural context. Materials and methods: Hybrid model of concept analysis was used to clarify the meaning ...

Corticosteroid prescribing in palliative care settings: a retrospective analysis in New Zealand Response to Reviewers

Corticosteroid prescribing in palliative care settings: a retrospective analysis in New Zealand MS: 1536539127990803 Response to Reviewers

‘No matter what the cost’: A qualitative study of the financial costs faced by family and whānau caregivers within a palliative care context

BACKGROUND There has been significant attention paid in recent years to the economic costs of health service provision for people with palliative care needs. However, little is known about the costs incurred by family caregivers who typically provide the bulk of care for people at the end of life. AIM To explore the nature and range of financial costs incurred by family caregiving within a pa...