Associations between Caregiver Acculturation and Patient Medical Care (N = 171).

**p≤0.01. ***p≤0.001. Logistic regression models examined associations between acculturation and patient-physician relationships, treatment preferences, terminal illness acceptance, and advance care planning. Every variable that was associated (p<0.20) with both the predictor and outcome (e.g., age, ethnicity, education, health insurance, native English language, nativity, cancer type, performance status, religion, institution, survival, and caregiver relationship) was investigated as a potential confound and retained if significant at a level of p<0.05. Models adjusted for: ano variables met significance (p≤0.05) criteria for adjustment, bage and cancer type, and c spousal caregiver. Missing data: clinical trial (n = 17, 9.9%), palliative chemotherapy (n = 14, 8.2%), and pain management (n = 16, 9.4%).