Cultural, Religious, and Spiritual Influences on Communication in Pediatric Palliative Care: A Narrative Review Focused on Children with Severe Neurological Conditions
Narrative review explores communication in pediatric palliative care for children with neurological conditions, highlighting cultural and ethical challenges.
Key Points
Effective communication in pediatric palliative care is influenced by cultural, religious, and spiritual beliefs.
Key strategies include culturally humble approaches and family-centered communication models.
Challenges arise in neonatal and neurology settings, impacting trust and care referrals.
Future priorities should focus on integrating cultural competence and team alignment for equitable care.