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Narrative Matters: Lost In Translation: To Our Chinese Patient, Alzheimer’s Meant ‘Crazy And Catatonic’

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In the April Health Affairs Narrative Matters essay , when cultural perceptions get in the way, a Chinese geriatrician and his colleagues find a way to care for a patient newly diagnosed with dementia. Xinqi Dong and E-Shien Chang's article is freely Read More...

Read the complete post at http://healthaffairs.org/blog/2014/04/28/narrative-matters-lost-in-translation-to-our-chinese-patient-alzheimers-meant-crazy-and-catatonic/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=narrative-matters-lost-in-translation-to-our-chinese-patient-alzheimers-meant-crazy-and-catatonic

Posted Apr 28 2014, 08:56 AM by Health Affairs Blog

Filed under: All Categories, Disparities, Personal Experience, End-of-Life Care, Aging, Long-Term Care

Narrative Matters: Lost In Translation: To Our Chinese Patient, Alzheimer’s Meant ‘Crazy And Catatonic’

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