Diversity and End-of-Life Care: Table of Contents
Foreword - Richard Payne
Acknowledgements
Order here.
Section I: Understanding and Responding to Cultural Diversity
- Cultural Influences on Death, Dying, and Bereavement: An Overview – Bert Hayslip, Jr. and GiBaeg Han
- The Culturally Competent Practitioner – Paul C. Rosenblatt
Characteristics of Culturally Effective Counselors - Kenneth J. Doka - Ethical Aspects of Cultural Diversity – Bruce Jennings
- Diversity and Access to Hospice Care – Richard B. Fife
Training for Diversity – Richard B. Fife - Cultural Diversity: Implications for Funeral Rituals – Stephen M. Mack and Sumner J. Waring, III
Section II: Ethnicity and Race as Sources of Diversity
- Sociocultural Considerations: African Americans, Grief, and Loss – Ronald Barrett
- The New Black Migration: Dying and Grief in African and Caribbean Migrants – Penelope J. Moore
- Death, Dying and End-of-Life in American-Indian Communities – Gerry R. Cox
- Hispanic Cultural Issues in End-of-Life Care – Carlos Sandoval-Cros
Section III: Diverse Spiritualities
- Jewish Perspectives on Loss, Grief, and End-of-Life Care – Maurice Lamm
Orthodox and Hasidic Perspectives – Barry M. Kinzbrunner - Dying and Grief in the Islamic Community – Hasan Shanawani and Syed Zafar
- Buddhist Perspectives on Death, Grief, and Loss - Eve Mullen
- Christian Evangelicals: The Challenge for Hospice and Palliative Care – Kenneth J. Doka
Section IV: Other Sources of Diversity
- Persons with Intellectual Disabilities: Facing Dying and Loss – Claire Lavin
- Death and Loss in Deaf Culture – Frank R. Zieziula
- Assessment and Management of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Palliative Care Patients – Vyjeyanthi S. Periyakoil
Men, Women, and Loss: Changing Perspectives on Gender and Grief - Kenneth J. Doka - Aspects of Death , Grief, and Loss in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Communities – Brian de Vries
Index
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