ArticleNursing ethics2026
Living and dying in dignity among older migrants.
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Abstract
BackgroundDignity is a foundational ethical principle in the care of older adults. Although widely discussed in nursing ethics, little is known about how older foreign-born adults themselves understand ageing with dignity, or how migration may shape this process in a welfare-state context.AimTo explore how foreign-born older adults in Sweden perceive and articulate dignity while ageing.Research designA Glaserian Grounded Theory approach guided data collection and analysis.Participants and research contextFive language-specific focus groups and one individual interview were conducted with 23 foreign-born adults aged 60 years and older living in Sweden.Ethical considerationsEthical approval was granted by the Swedish Ethical Review Authority.FindingsThe core category -
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