“It doesn’t exist…”: negotiating palliative care from a culturally and linguistically diverse patient and caregiver perspective

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[2] Kirby E(2013)Negotiating palliative care in the context of culturally and linguistically diverse patients Intern Med J 43 1043-1046

[3] Broom A(2013)The art of letting go: referral to palliative care and its discontents Soc Sci Med 78 9-16

[4] Good P(2014)Families and the transition to specialist palliative care Mortality 19 323-341

[5] Kirby E(1999)End-of-life decision making among aboriginal Canadians: interpretation, mediation, and discord in the communication of "bad news" J Palliat Care 15 31-38

[6] Lwin Z(2006)"You have to cover up the words of the doctor": the mediation of trust in interpreted consultations in primary care J Health Organ Manag 20 434-455

[7] Broom A(2007)Communication strategies and cultural issues in the delivery of bad news J Palliat Med 10 958-977

[8] Kirby E(2017)Experiences of interpreters in supporting the transition from oncology to palliative care: a qualitative study Asia Pac J Clin Oncol 13 e497-e505

[9] Good P(2010)End of life care - the importance of culture and ethnicity Aust Fam Physician 39 210-213

[10] Kirby E(2006)Health and social needs of older Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds: issues and implications Australas J Ageing 25 174-179

[1] Broom A(2013)The end of life and the family: hospice patients' views on dying as relational Sociology of Health and Illness 35 499-513

[2] Kirby E(2013)Negotiating palliative care in the context of culturally and linguistically diverse patients Intern Med J 43 1043-1046

[3] Broom A(2013)The art of letting go: referral to palliative care and its discontents Soc Sci Med 78 9-16

[4] Good P(2014)Families and the transition to specialist palliative care Mortality 19 323-341

[5] Kirby E(1999)End-of-life decision making among aboriginal Canadians: interpretation, mediation, and discord in the communication of "bad news" J Palliat Care 15 31-38

[6] Lwin Z(2006)"You have to cover up the words of the doctor": the mediation of trust in interpreted consultations in primary care J Health Organ Manag 20 434-455

[7] Broom A(2007)Communication strategies and cultural issues in the delivery of bad news J Palliat Med 10 958-977

[8] Kirby E(2017)Experiences of interpreters in supporting the transition from oncology to palliative care: a qualitative study Asia Pac J Clin Oncol 13 e497-e505

[9] Good P(2010)End of life care - the importance of culture and ethnicity Aust Fam Physician 39 210-213

[10] Kirby E(2006)Health and social needs of older Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds: issues and implications Australas J Ageing 25 174-179