Culturally Responsive Surgical Care for Older People and Family Carers: A Dyadic Analysis

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Qualitative analysis explored experiences of older patients and family carers in surgery, suggesting cultural concordance enhances care quality.

Effective communication between clinicians and patients improves trust and care outcomes.
Semi-structured interviews revealed significant themes: age-based, culturally based, and dyad relationship dynamics.
Culturally responsive care is essential for equity in healthcare, especially for diverse populations.
A multi-faceted approach incorporating patient and family perspectives is crucial for optimizing surgical care.

Bonus et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative analysis explored experiences of older patients and family carers in surgery, suggesting cultural concordance enhances care quality.