When a physician takes time to ask their patient about their culture and religious beliefs as it affects their choice of treatment, how can they show cultural brokerage?

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Just asking their opinions is showing cultural brokerage.

Just asking their opinions is showing cultural brokerage.

Send them to another doctor if they disagree on treatments.

Send them to another doctor if they disagree on treatments.

Create a plan that allows for their preferences and beliefs.

Create a plan that allows for their preferences and beliefs.

Educate the patient on the necessity of treatments/

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The most appropriate response that demonstrates cultural brokerage in this context is:

Create a plan that allows for their preferences and beliefs.

This approach shows respect for the patient's cultural and religious values while also working collaboratively to develop a treatment plan that is acceptable to them.