Table 2 |
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Contradictory values for aims and means at the end-of-life for Dutch professionals and families with a Turkish or Moroccan background. |
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Values of Dutch professionals |
Values of families with a Turkish or Moroccan background |
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Improving quality of life |
Striving for cure up to the end |
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Fully informing the patient to reach shared decision making and to realize advanced care planning |
Keeping patients' hope alive, therefore the family decides how much information can be given to a patient |
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Giving sufficient pain and symptom relief |
Ensuring that the patient dies with a clear mind |
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Giving optimal care in the Netherlands |
Using opportunities for care in the Netherlands as well as in the country of origin |
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de Graaff et al. BMC Palliative Care 2010 9:19 doi:10.1186/1472-684X-9-19 |
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