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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"health immigrant"”.
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Beneficial hispanic stroke mortality: An exploration of potential explanatory factors
… lower rate in three ways: 1) examine the role of immigrant status in stroke incidence and mortality, 2) investigate the impact of cause of death ambiguity, and 3) examine the role of misreport of ethnicity on death certificates. \r\nIn examining the effect of immigrant status I used the Hispanic …
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Promoting Mental Health Awareness And Reducing Stigma In Spanish-Speaking Communities Through Educational Interventions
… experience significant disparities in mental health access driven by language barriers, low mental health literacy, and cultural stigma. These factors contribute to the underutilization of services, early treatment dropout, and poor outcomes. </p> <p>Objective: This quality improvement project …
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THE HEALTH OF MIDDLE EASTERN IMMIGRANTS/REFUGEES IN THE U.S. AND THE BARRIERS THEY FACE TO CARE: A REVIEW
Immigrants and refugees in the U.S. tend to face many significant difficulties in obtaining good health care. In this analysis, I review what is known and unique about the health of Middle Eastern immigrants/refugees in the U.S., with a particular focus on Iraqis, and identify the barriers to …
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Healing in Education: The Impact of the Immigration Journey on Student Mental Health
Immigrant students who are forced to flee their home countries arrive in the United States with diverse social, emotional, and psychological needs. While existing research identifies the challenges faced by this vulnerable population, there is limited research on the specific interventions provided …
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Chronic Disease Development and Multimorbidity Among Immigrants and Refugees in Ontario
… multimorbidity risk patterns across different immigrant populations has been lacking in Canada. The purpose of this dissertation is to identify knowledge gaps in the scientific literature on the development of chronic conditions and multimorbidity across immigrant populations in Ontario, using …