10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) Western cultures (1) United States (1) Denmark (1) Nigeria (1) Saudi Arabia (1) South Africa (1) Egypt (1) Pakistan (1) Taiwan (1) medical professionals in Eastern countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 family involvement in medical care Western cultures In Western cultures, family involvement in medical care is often encouraged in decision-making and treatment. 13
2 family involvement in medical care United States In the United States, family involvement in medical care is highly valued and often encouraged. 4
3 family involvement in medical care Denmark In Denmark, family involvement in medical care emphasizes emotional support over decision-making. 3
4 family involvement in medical care Nigeria In Nigeria, family members are heavily involved in medical care and often have a significant influence on medical decisions for the patient. 2
5 family involvement in medical care Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, family involvement in medical care is a deeply ingrained cultural value, involving active caregiving and decision-making. 2
6 family involvement in medical care South Africa In South Africa, family plays a significant role in medical care decisions and patient support. 2
7 family involvement in medical care Egypt In Egypt, family involvement in medical care is a deeply ingrained cultural value, with family members deeply involved in caregiving and decision-making for the patient. 1
8 family involvement in medical care Pakistan Family involvement in medical care is prevalent and normative in Pakistan, with family members providing extensive care and emotional support to patients. 1
9 family involvement in medical care Taiwan In Taiwan, family members are deeply involved in medical care, including providing caregiving and participating in discussions and treatment decisions. 1
10 family involvement in medical care medical professionals in Eastern countries In Eastern countries, family members are heavily involved in medical decision-making and care for hospitalized patients. 1