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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"British South Asian"”.
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Home, Belonging and Multiculturalism in Twenty-First-Century British South Asian Fiction
… and identity in contemporary Britain, using the British South Asian novel as a case study. Through close readings of six novels, including Maps For Lost Lovers (2004) by Nadeem Aslam, Londonstani (2006) by Gautam Malkani, The Year of Runaways (2015) by Sunjeev Sahota, Home Fire (2017) by Kamila …
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Infertility in British South Asian communities: negotiating the community and the clinic.
… to exlore the social meanings of infertility in British South Asian communities, and the infertility experiences of individual South Asian women. The study used a qualitative, interpretive approach, and employed a multiple method design. The first phase of the study consisted of 13 single gender …
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Exploring perceptions of reproductive timing within British South Asian communities: A qualitative study.
… is perceived and experienced by women within British South Asian communities. A qualitative and interpretive approach was used in this study and data collection was carried out over two discrete, but linked phases. To explore the community perceptions of reproductive timing, the first phase …
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Subject positions of British South Asian women with inflammatory bowel disease: a Foucauldian discourse analysis
… of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) among British South Asians (BSA) is increasing. Evidence suggests that people of BSA background are more likely to develop IBD than white Europeans. Research on women with IBD is primarily focused on reproduction, which limits our understanding of their …
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An investigation into second generation British South Asian Muslim women's perceptions and experiences of counselling
This study seeks to explore British South Asian Muslim women's perceptions and experiences of counselling. The literature search of contemporary research has identified that there is a high prevalence of mental health problems among British South Asian women (Chew-Graham et at 2002; Hussain & …
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Evaluating Type 2 Diabetes Risk Perception in the British South Asian General Population: A mixed methodology approach for intervention development
… concern with a high prevalence within the UK South Asian (SA) population. Previous research has highlighted that SA people ‘s behaviour might be influenced by Culture and Genetic factors. However, studies are still on-going to find out why the SA ethnic group has a higher prevalence compared …
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Exploring the mental health help-seeking experiences of British South Asian women and using these findings in the development of an intervention
Research has shown that a high number of South Asian people suffer with mental health problems and that South Asian women specifically, are at high risk of attempting self -harm or suicide. However, there seems to be a low uptake of the mainstream services offered by the South Asian community as a …
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The role of social media in the mental health literacy and help-seeking of British South Asian young adults: A mixed-methods approach
… improving access to mental healthcare among the British South Asian (BSA) young adult population cannot be underestimated. A lack of research has explored this notion. With the proliferation of the internet and particularly social media, the current study aims to explore the role of social media …
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Examining the culture of British South Asians and its impact on sports participation
This research looks at the culture of British South Asians and its impact on sports participation, utilising a multiple method approach that combines both semi-structured interviews and questionnaires. This study aims to understand the unique cultural factors that influence sports engagement among …
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Exploring factors influencing the expression of sexuality in UK-born South Asian women: A phenomenological approach
Belonging to a South Asian family in Britain does not come without struggles. One theme that has dominated the literature on South Asian families is the amalgamation of two cultural value systems between the East and the West: Two cultural scripts, prescribing contradictory lifestyles - …