Add to ORKGObjectives: The objective of this study was to determine if Spanish language preference was significantly associated with barriers to health-care services among a nationally representative sample of Hispanic persons in the United States. Design: Cross-sectional analysis of secondary data. Differences in outcomes between those responding in Spanish and those responding in English were tested using chi-square analyses and multiple logistic regression models
This is an original investigation of self-reported health status among Hispanic adults from 1997 to ...
The impact of language on the relationship of trust between Spanish-speaking women and their healthc...
In the United States, 3.38 million people report not speaking English well. These 3.38 million peopl...
BackgroundDisparities in health care services between Hispanics and whites in the United States are ...
Objectives. We examined self-reported health status, health behaviors, access to care, and use of pr...
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to explicate the views of a Communication and language are ...
Abstract Background Significant differences in health outcomes have been documented among Hispanic p...
honors thesisCollege of HumanitiesWorld Languages & CulturesSheri Anderson-GutierrezEffective commun...
Abstract The United States has many immigrants that have not yet mastered the language, causing them...
Background. The Hispanic population in the United States is growing, and disparities in the receipt ...
Due to the rise in the use of the Spanish language, a cultural and language barrier has developed wi...
The purpose of this article is to assess the relative effects of financial and cultural fac-tors, na...
The language barrier in healthcare and Hispanic patients leads to a lack of understanding, education...
BACKGROUND:Language barriers are one of the most consequential obstacles that patients and providers...
Research on Hispanics/Latinos over the past decade with respect to the role of language and culture ...
This is an original investigation of self-reported health status among Hispanic adults from 1997 to ...
The impact of language on the relationship of trust between Spanish-speaking women and their healthc...
In the United States, 3.38 million people report not speaking English well. These 3.38 million peopl...
BackgroundDisparities in health care services between Hispanics and whites in the United States are ...
Objectives. We examined self-reported health status, health behaviors, access to care, and use of pr...
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to explicate the views of a Communication and language are ...
Abstract Background Significant differences in health outcomes have been documented among Hispanic p...
honors thesisCollege of HumanitiesWorld Languages & CulturesSheri Anderson-GutierrezEffective commun...
Abstract The United States has many immigrants that have not yet mastered the language, causing them...
Background. The Hispanic population in the United States is growing, and disparities in the receipt ...
Due to the rise in the use of the Spanish language, a cultural and language barrier has developed wi...
The purpose of this article is to assess the relative effects of financial and cultural fac-tors, na...
The language barrier in healthcare and Hispanic patients leads to a lack of understanding, education...
BACKGROUND:Language barriers are one of the most consequential obstacles that patients and providers...
Research on Hispanics/Latinos over the past decade with respect to the role of language and culture ...
This is an original investigation of self-reported health status among Hispanic adults from 1997 to ...
The impact of language on the relationship of trust between Spanish-speaking women and their healthc...
In the United States, 3.38 million people report not speaking English well. These 3.38 million peopl...