Culturally competent patient-provider communication in the management of cancer: An integrative literature review.

Abstract:

BACKGROUND:Managing cancer in a multicultural environment poses several challenges, which include the communication between the patient and the healthcare provider. Culture is an important consideration in clinical care as it contributes to shaping patients' health-related values, beliefs, and behaviours. This integrative literature review gathered evidence on how culturally competent patient-provider communication should be delivered to patients diagnosed with cancer. DESIGN:Whittemore and Knafl's approach to conducting an integrative literature review was used. A number of databases were systematically searched and a manual search was also conducted. Specific inclusion and exclusion criteria were set and documents were critically appraised independently by two reviewers. Thirty-five documents were included following these processes. Data extraction and synthesis followed and were also independently verified. RESULTS:Various strategies and personal characteristics and attitudes for culturally competent communication were identified. The importance of culturally competent healthcare systems and models for culturally competent communication were also emphasised. The findings related to all themes should be treated with caution as the results are based mostly on low-level evidence (Level VII). CONCLUSIONS:More rigorous research yielding higher levels of evidence is needed in the field of culturally competent patient-provider communication in the management of cancer. Most of the available literature was classified as non-research evidence. The themes that emerged do, however, provide some insight into how culturally competent patient-provider communication may be delivered in order to improve treatment outcomes in patients diagnosed with cancer.

journal_name

Glob Health Action

journal_title

Global health action

authors

Brown O,Ten Ham-Baloyi W,van Rooyen DR,Aldous C,Marais LC

doi

10.3402/gha.v9.33208

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2016-11-30 00:00:00

pages

33208

eissn

1654-9716

issn

1654-9880

pii

33208

journal_volume

9

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