“My Choice of Care”: Palliative Care From Multicultural and Multifaith LGBTIQA+ Perspectives and Experiences.
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posted on 2024-06-02, 23:11 authored by Maria Pallotta-ChiarolliMaria Pallotta-Chiarolli, Budi Sudarto, YX CheeThe ‘My Choice of Care’ project is the result of a collaboration with the Australian GLBTIQA+ Multicultural Council (AGMC). The aim of the project was to improve awareness among LGBTIQA+ individuals from multicultural multifaith (MCMF) backgrounds of their rights and options and create strategies of equity and inclusion among palliative care service providers. This report provides an overview of the project design and outcomes, research findings and recommendations.
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Background The aim was to improve awareness among LGBTIQA+ individuals from multicultural multifaith (MCMF) backgrounds of their rights and options and create strategies of equity and inclusion among palliative care service providers. This report provides an overview of the project design and outcomes, research findings and recommendations. The available literature identifies a major absence in defining, determining and discussing palliative care in relation to intersectionality and the identities and experiences of MCMF LGBTIQA+ individuals. This report is the first of its kind in Australia, which establishes a baseline for much needed further research. Contribution This work produces new knowledge, and challenges conventions and reconceptualises practice around palliative care in regard to the intersections of LGBTIQ+, faith and ethnicity. Significance This work is the first in Australia and one of the very few internationally.Publisher
Palliative Care VictoriaPlace of publication
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