Advance Care Planning and End of Life Care Literacy Initiatives in African American Faith Communities: A Systematic Integrative Review

Catlett, Lauren; Campbell, Christopher J.

doi:10.1177/1049909120979164

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“…This can lead to decreased job satisfaction, motivation, and productivity. This concept is supported by research by Catlett and Campbell (2021) in their study on Advance Care Planning and End of Life Care Literacy Initiatives in African American Faith Communities, where they found that individuals who felt that their spiritual beliefs were not being respected in the workplace had lower levels of job satisfaction and engagement. Consistency between personal values and work objectives is important to leaders as well as to followers (Yukl, 2013).…”

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Evaluating the Moral Components of Authentic Leadership on Employees’ Productivity. A Literature Review

Obuba¹

2023

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The moral components of authentic leadership, such as honesty, fairness, responsibility, and respect, are believed to be important factors in effective leadership. This study aims to evaluate the relationship between the moral components of authentic leadership and employee productivity, taking into consideration the mediating role of the leader/employee relationship and the moderating effect of the environment. A review of the literature was conducted to identify previous research on this topic. The results of the review indicate that the moral components of authentic leadership are related to employee productivity and that the leader/employee relationship mediates this relationship. Moreover, the environment is a moderating factor that influences the relationship between the moral components of authentic leadership and employee productivity. Specifically, a positive environment that fosters trust and cooperation can amplify the positive impact of authentic leadership on employee productivity. The conceptual framework of this study shows that authentic leadership has a direct effect on employee productivity and that this effect is mediated by the leader/employee relationship. Furthermore, the environment moderates this relationship, with a positive environment enhancing the positive impact of authentic leadership on employee productivity. This review suggests that further research is needed to identify the specific moral components of authentic leadership that are most strongly related to employee productivity and to understand the mechanisms through which these components influence productivity. Additionally, future research could help to identify other moderating factors that influence the relationship between authentic leadership and employee productivity and to understand how they impact the relationship between the moral components of authentic leadership and employee productivity.How to cite this paper: Obuba, M. O.

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Evaluating the Moral Components of Authentic Leadership on Employees’ Productivity. A Literature Review

Obuba¹

2023

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“…Another ACP strategy is working with faith-based communities, an approach well studied in Black communities (Anderson, 2021; Catlett & Campbell, 2021; McDonnell & Idler, 2020). As spiritual beliefs and religion are important for many Latinx/Hispanic persons, another strategy is to provide ACP education within churches (Bullock, 2006).…”

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Advance Care Planning for Spanish-Language Speakers: Patient, Family, and Interpreter Perspectives

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Language access barriers for individuals with limited-English proficiency are a challenge to advance care planning (ACP). Whether Spanish-language translations of ACP resources are broadly acceptable by US Spanish-language speakers from diverse countries is unclear. This ethnographic qualitative study ascertained challenges and facilitators to ACP with respect to Spanish-language translation of ACP resources. We conducted focus groups with a heterogeneous sample of 29 Spanish-speaking persons who had experience with ACP as a patient, family member, and/or medical interpreter. We conducted thematic analysis with axial coding. Themes include: (1). ACP translations are confusing; (2). ACP understanding is affected by country of origin; (3). ACP understanding is affected by local healthcare provider culture and practice; and (4). ACP needs to be normalized into local communities. ACP is both a cultural and clinical practice. Recommendations for increasing ACP uptake extend beyond language translation to acknowledging users’ culture of origin and local healthcare culture.

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“…Finally, the sample was almost universally in agreement on the importance of EOL care conversations and their interest in receiving information on ACP in church. These ongoing conversations and receptivity to ACP education in churches, combined with both the participation of lay church liaisons and the endorsement of church leadership, is considered imperative to the viability of any project related to ACP in the church setting 11…”

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“…These ongoing conversations and receptivity to ACP education in churches, combined with both the participation of lay church liaisons and the endorsement of church leadership, is considered imperative to the viability of any project related to ACP in the church setting. 11 Reliance on health care institutions as the primary environment for ACP has not increased the number of African American people with completed AD documents. 8,11 Within an African American church community, a cadre of trained lay advanced directive facilitators can become credible role models to help the community build skills and capacity to promote sustainable ACP behaviors among African American.…”

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“…9 Building upon the preeminent role of the church in the lives of many African American adults, the church also has the potential to be a source of community-based health-related information about ACP. 11 Epps and colleagues 12 describe the church as a key public health partner. Predominantly African American churches have untapped resourcesparishioners, parish nurses, and existing health ministries-who are willing to receive training on ACP and EOL care services to increase knowledge on these issues within their church.…”

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Williams

Campbell

2023

Family &Amp; Community Health

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For many African American adults, the church has the potential to be a place to receive education about advance care planning (ACP). The current study was conducted to (1) identify the frequency of ACP conversations and caregiving and (2) evaluate interest in church-placed end-of-life (EOL) care education. Data were collected from parishioners in 2 African American churches in an urban city in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Individuals older than 50 years reported a higher frequency of caregiving (P < .001) and were more likely to have talked to someone about EOL care (P < .001) than individuals younger than 50 years. Nearly all respondents considered EOL conversations "important" or "very important" (99.1%) and wanted more information about EOL conversations available via the church (95.8%). Our findings suggest EOL conversations are happening within families and with health care providers, but they are not documented in ways (eg, in writing) that research has focused on previously. Future EOL education will focus more on the importance of documenting and sharing EOL care wishes with family and health care professionals.

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Advance Care Planning and End of Life Care Literacy Initiatives in African American Faith Communities: A Systematic Integrative Review

Cited by 10 publications

References 31 publications

Evaluating the Moral Components of Authentic Leadership on Employees’ Productivity. A Literature Review

Evaluating the Moral Components of Authentic Leadership on Employees’ Productivity. A Literature Review

Advance Care Planning for Spanish-Language Speakers: Patient, Family, and Interpreter Perspectives

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