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Effects of an intervention to improve communication about end-of-life care among African Americans with chronic kidney disease

M. K. Song, Donovan, H. S., Piraino, B. M., Choi, J., Bernardini, J., Verosky, D., and Ward, S. E., “Effects of an intervention to improve communication about end-of-life care among African Americans with chronic kidney disease”, Appl Nurs ResAppl Nurs Res, vol. 23, pp. 65-72, 2010.

The effects of the Palliative Medicine Consultation on the DNR status of African Americans in a safety-net hospital

J. Sacco, Carr, D. R. Deravin, and Viola, D., “The effects of the Palliative Medicine Consultation on the DNR status of African Americans in a safety-net hospital”, Am J Hosp Palliat CareAm J Hosp Palliat Care, vol. 30, pp. 363-9, 2013.

African American bereaved family members' perceptions of hospice quality: do hospices with high proportions of African Americans do better?

R. L. Rhodes, Xuan, L., and Halm, E. A., “African American bereaved family members' perceptions of hospice quality: do hospices with high proportions of African Americans do better?”, J Palliat MedJ Palliat Med, vol. 15, pp. 1137-41, 2012.

Barriers to End-of-Life Care for African Americans From the Providers' Perspective: Opportunity for Intervention Development

R. L. Rhodes, Batchelor, K., Lee, S. C., and Halm, E. A., “Barriers to End-of-Life Care for African Americans From the Providers' Perspective: Opportunity for Intervention Development”, Am J Hosp Palliat CareAm J Hosp Palliat CareAm J Hosp Palliat Care, 2013.

African American Client Satisfaction With Hospice: A Comparison of Primary Caregiver Experiences Within and Outside of Hospice

D. J. Reese, Smith, M. R., Butler, C., Shrestha, S., and Erwin, D. O., “African American Client Satisfaction With Hospice: A Comparison of Primary Caregiver Experiences Within and Outside of Hospice”, Am J Hosp Palliat CareAm J Hosp Palliat CareAm J Hosp Palliat Care, 2013.

Young Adult African American family members' perceptions, knowledge, attitudes, and utilization toward advance directives

C. P. Ramsey, “Young Adult African American family members' perceptions, knowledge, attitudes, and utilization toward advance directives”, ABNF JABNF JABNF J, vol. 24, pp. 51-9, 2013.

Disparity in hospice utilization by African American patients with cancer

S. J. Ramey and Chin, S. H., “Disparity in hospice utilization by African American patients with cancer”, Am J Hosp Palliat CareAm J Hosp Palliat Care, vol. 29, pp. 346-54, 2012.

African Americans and end-of-life care #204

M. Raghavan, Smith, A. K., and Arnold, R. M., “African Americans and end-of-life care #204”, J Palliat MedJ Palliat Med, vol. 13, pp. 1382-3, 2010.

Diversity of patients' beliefs about the soul after death and their importance in end-of-life care

H. S. Perkins, Cortez, J. D., and Hazuda, H. P., “Diversity of patients' beliefs about the soul after death and their importance in end-of-life care”, South Med JSouth Med J, vol. 105, pp. 266-72, 2012.

Review of the literature on cultural competence and end-of-life treatment decisions: the role of the hospitalist

B. L. Mitchell and Mitchell, L. C., “Review of the literature on cultural competence and end-of-life treatment decisions: the role of the hospitalist”, J Natl Med AssocJ Natl Med Assoc, vol. 101, pp. 920-6, 2009.

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