How is access to palliative care negotiated and accomplished among Muslim immigrants and their direct descendants in Germany, and what culturally and religiously framed narrative resources shape meaning-making in serious illness and approaching death? A multicentre four-group qualitative study using constructivist Grounded theory and Narrative inquiry
Florian Bernhardt, Ferya Banaz‐Yaşar, María Rosa Salvador Comino, T Altscher et autres
Background Muslim immigrants and their direct descendants are a large ethnoreligious minority in many regions, yet their access to palliative care remains under-researched and poorly theorised for practice. Existing evidence points to structural, communicative and cultural constraints, while mechanisms at the threshold …
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