ArticleAsia-Pacific journal of oncology nursing2024
When western concept meets eastern culture: Exploring the impact of Confucianism on shared decision-making in China.
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Abstract
This commentary explores how Confucian values influence shared decision-making (SDM) in Chinese healthcare, particularly in oncology. It highlights two key cultural foundations:
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