Does Doctor Know Best? Cultural competence is patient-centered care

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Kira Neel, Laura A Dean, Nicole A Negbenebor, Bonnie B O'Connor and Nicholas Ward

Rhode Island medical journal (2013), Vol.100(10), pp.29-31

10/02/2017

PMID: 28968618

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Back Pain - etiology

Back Pain - psychology

Back Pain - therapy

Cultural Competency - ethics

Female

Fractures, Compression - diagnosis

Fractures, Compression - etiology

Fractures, Compression - psychology

Fractures, Compression - therapy

Humans

Indians, North American - psychology

Informed Consent - ethics

Informed Consent - psychology

Mental Competency

Multiple Myeloma - complications

Multiple Myeloma - diagnosis

Multiple Myeloma - psychology

Multiple Myeloma - therapy

Patient-Centered Care - ethics

Treatment Refusal - ethics

Treatment Refusal - ethnology

Treatment Refusal - psychology

Title: Subtitle: Does Doctor Know Best? Cultural competence is patient-centered care
Creators: Kira Neel - Brown University
Laura A Dean - Brown University
Nicole A Negbenebor - Brown University
Bonnie B O'Connor - Brown University
Nicholas Ward - Brown University
Resource Type: Journal article
Publication Details: Rhode Island medical journal (2013), Vol.100(10), pp.29-31
PMID: 28968618
eISSN: 2327-2228
Language: English
Date published: 10/02/2017
Academic Unit: Dermatology
Record Identifier: 9984657851902771

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