PPP - Death Rituals (Lecture 08)

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What is culture? (No exact definition)

Usually customs, traditions and beliefs of a particular group

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What key questions does a culture’s approach to death link to?

  • Is there a soul or not?

  • What makes life meaningful?

    And more

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What is ‘medicalised health’?

A critique of medical interventions in that they interrupt natural death and traditional approaches to health.

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What is the main aim of palliative care?

To improve quality of life rather than prolonging life if it’s of a lower quality

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What concept is palliative care built upon?

Built upon acceptance and openness of being at the end of life, and on respecting the autonomy of the dying person.

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What are the inequalities in palliative care?

They occur in black and other ethnic minority communities, who have less access to palliative care.

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What model should you use for ensuring cultural competence?

The ASKED Model:

  • Awareness of person’s own background

  • Skill of integrating knowledge to practice

  • Knowledge of other cultural groups

  • Encounters with different cultures, using these encounters as learning experiences

  • Desire to learn and engage with different cultures

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What are the roles of a funeral?

  • Allows the living to say goodbye

  • Allows the living to show respect for the deceased

  • Allows the relatives of the deceased to meet with other loved ones and helps with acceptance of death

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When do large scale funerals take place?

Takes place for:

  • Royal families

  • State funerals

  • Funerals for victims of violence

  • Certain famous figures

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How do funerals differ between religions and cultures?

  • How is the body buried?

  • When must the body be buried?

  • Who is involved?

  • What clothing is worn?

  • What happens in the funeral?

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What are the extra issues for funerals for people who have immigrated from a different country?

  • Where is the body buried? (UK or back home)

  • Who will look after the grave?

  • Are the cultural rituals allowed in the UK?

  • Is a dedicated burial location required? e.g. muslim section of graveyard

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What are death rituals?

These are symbolic actions performed at or after death, common within a society or group.