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Chapter 5: How Americans Want to Die—Grassroots Values and Cultural Diversity
Using data from surveys and interviews, Bruce Jennings shows how Americans' view of what constitutes a good death—holistic, family-centered care and effective palliation—transcend cultural and religious differences. It is this model of care, the hospice model, that has become the American expectation of a meaningful end-of-life experience.
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