Culturally Framed Risk Governance Enhances Nursing Compliance in Palliative Care: A Systematic Review

Abstract

Introduction: Cultural competence is critical for effective nursing compliance in palliative care, yet current risk governance models often neglect cultural dimensions. Although extensive literature exists on patient safety and cultural competence, there is limited synthesized evidence on how cultural framing informs risk governance and nurse behavior. This systematic review examines how cultural framing influences risk governance and enhances nursing compliance in palliative care. Understanding this relationship is essential to designing governance models that are both culturally responsive and practically effective.