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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Latinx Subgroups"”.
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Sense Of Belonging Among Foreign-Born And U.S.-Born Latinx Subgroups At A Community College
… of belonging among 15 U.S.-born and foreign-born Latinx students at a community college designated as a Hispanic serving institution. To further explore sense of belonging among these students, semi-structured interviews were conducted with both groups of students. The results indicated that …
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Intersecting Inequities: Latinx Access To Mental Health Services
… to mental health service utilization among Latinx populations using data from the 2022 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). Through the theoretical frameworks of Minority Stress Theory and Toxic Stress Theory, the study investigated the relationships between age, language …
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"It was time to put the trauma aside" : how Cuban-American women cope with sexual assault
… regarding sexual assault experiences within the Latinx population fails to distinguish between the various ethnic groups that make up this category, which homogenizes a very diverse population, whose cultural beliefs and experiences vary greatly. Thus, the current study used a constructivist …
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Advancing equity in dementia care through community health workers
… groups, such as African American and Latinx/Hispanics. These groups encounter systemic healthcare disparities, cultural barriers, and discrimination, leading to mistrust toward the healthcare system and underutilization of services. Given the limited culturally sensitive dementia …
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Examining Mass Media, Depression Literacy, and Public Mental Health Stigma Among the Latinx Population Residing in Nontraditional Receiving Communities
The Latinx population in the United States faces persistent and growing inequities in the access to, utilization, and quality of mental health care for depression, even after adjusting for health insurance status and socioeconomic factors. Access and utilization are critical, as depression is one …