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Spotlight commentary: The role of therapeutic drug monitoring in optimizing treatment with antipsychotic medicines.
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When western concept meets eastern culture: Exploring the impact of Confucianism on shared decision-making in China.
Asia Pac J Oncol Nurs
November 2024
School of Nursing, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Beijing, China.
This commentary explores how Confucian values influence shared decision-making (SDM) in Chinese healthcare, particularly in oncology. It highlights two key cultural foundations: , which underscore the deep-rooted involvement of families in medical decision-making, often prioritizing collective decisions over individual autonomy; and , which explains the cultural roots of power imbalances in healthcare relationships, where patients typically defer to the authority of doctors, and the role of nurses in SDM is limited. The paper argues that for SDM to be effectively integrated into Chinese healthcare, strategies must be adapted to align with cultural norms while encouraging patient empowerment.
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University of California San Diego, Center for Community Health, Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute La Jolla California USA.
Introduction: In the face of evolving public health challenges, including emerging diseases, pervasive health disparities, and escalating environmental threats, the integration of learning health system (LHS) principles emerges as a vital strategy for enhancing the adaptability and efficacy of public health initiatives. Traditional approaches within these systems often overlook the potential to deeply involve community-based organizations (CBO) that are led and staffed by the communities they serve as equal and essential partners in the public health discourse.
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