The perceived role of Islam in immigrant Muslim medical practice within the USA: an exploratory qualitative study
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Title
The perceived role of Islam in immigrant Muslim medical practice within the USA: an exploratory qualitative study
Author
Padela, Aasim I.
Shanawani, H.
Greenlaw, J.
Hamid, H.
Aktas, M.
Chin, N.
Shanawani, H.
Greenlaw, J.
Hamid, H.
Aktas, M.
Chin, N.
Publisher
2008/05/00
Language
English
Publication Date
20080500
Primary Classification
21.6
Secondary Classification
21.6;7.1;1.2;2.1;21.7
Primary keywords
bioethical issues--[pri];decision making--[pri];immigrants--[pri];Islamic ethics--[pri];medical ethics--[pri];Muslims--[pri];physicians--[pri];religion--[pri];sociology of medicine--[pri];values--[pri]
Secondary keywords
attitudes;bioethics;cultural pluralism;interfaith relations;interprofessional relations;interviews;medical education;medical specialties;physician patient relationship;qualitative research;spirituality;virtues
Subject
United States--[pri]
Subject
professional practice--[pri]
Journal Article
Journal of Medical Ethics 2008 May; 34(5): 365-369
Link for Internet access
Note
35
Call Number
journal
Bibliography
19 refs.
Collection
Citation
“The perceived role of Islam in immigrant Muslim medical practice within the USA: an exploratory qualitative study,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed January 24, 2025, https://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/34413.