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Exploring the Intersection of Cultural Competence and Palliative Care: Challenges and Opportunities

Reena Malik

When compared to the general population, members of ethnic, racial, and cultural minorities frequently have less access to healthcare and worse health outcomes. Health inequalities have been noted in both the COVID pandemic and other epidemics. Similar gaps have been observed in individuals with severe illness and pain, with minority patients either not having access to or using palliative care as frequently. Cultural competency is one of several ideas that have been put out in the US to solve the problem of unequal access to healthcare. In order to increase access and health outcomes, this project investigates if and how cultural competency might be used to palliative care in India. In the literature, it is stated that cultural competency is a crucial component of the answer for fair healthcare systems in various nations. More financial resources won't always result in a more fair healthcare system, thus solutions to the issues of healthcare inequities must go beyond this. A system that is culturally competent acknowledges and incorporates culture as a key aspect of care, which is especially important at the end of life, at all levels. If successfully implemented, cultural competency will increase patient happiness, improve follow-up and patient compliance, and enhance the palliative care field's reputation with minorities. This could lessen disparities in palliative care access and health outcomes.

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