Providing care to clients who come from different countries is a challenge for the American health care providers as they traverse the issues of cultural health beliefs and practices and language and knowledge deficits. It is just as difficult for the clients as they face new cultural customs, language barriers, and unfamiliar health care systems and medical management plans. Both parties face acculturation and adherence chal-lenges. This article intends to address these issues as they pertain to clients of Mexican origin and to identify key points to be considered by providers when working with this population
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The objective of this study was to identify limitations and impacts of language, culture and policy ...
Hispanics are the fastest growing minority population in the United States today. Providing health i...
This study examined the experiences of United States America nurses caring for Mexican immigrant wom...
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to explicate the views of a Communication and language are ...
Health care access in the United States is a pressing topic in today\u27s day and age. Its intricaci...
There are over 20 million foreign-born Hispanics currently living in the United States. Research sh...
Rapid growth in Iowa\u27s Latino immigrant population has presented challenges for health care provi...
The Mexican Ministry of Health, as a response to the State’s official acknowledgement of the cultura...
The purpose of this research is to understand the cultural barriers that affect the Latinx community...
This paper examines health care utilization among indigenous immigrants from Oaxaca, Mexico, who hav...
This thesis is about Hispanic/Latino health care accessibility primarily in Wayne County, Ohio. My r...
Growing diversity in the United States has led to greater awareness of the medical needs of minority...
This paper addresses what is currently known about language barriers in health care, ways in which l...
The Latino population is one of many minority groups in the United States that consistently receives...
Purpose – Latinos comprise 12.5 percent of the overall population in the USA, and are the fastest-gr...
The objective of this study was to identify limitations and impacts of language, culture and policy ...
Hispanics are the fastest growing minority population in the United States today. Providing health i...
This study examined the experiences of United States America nurses caring for Mexican immigrant wom...
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to explicate the views of a Communication and language are ...
Health care access in the United States is a pressing topic in today\u27s day and age. Its intricaci...
There are over 20 million foreign-born Hispanics currently living in the United States. Research sh...
Rapid growth in Iowa\u27s Latino immigrant population has presented challenges for health care provi...
The Mexican Ministry of Health, as a response to the State’s official acknowledgement of the cultura...
The purpose of this research is to understand the cultural barriers that affect the Latinx community...
This paper examines health care utilization among indigenous immigrants from Oaxaca, Mexico, who hav...
This thesis is about Hispanic/Latino health care accessibility primarily in Wayne County, Ohio. My r...
Growing diversity in the United States has led to greater awareness of the medical needs of minority...
This paper addresses what is currently known about language barriers in health care, ways in which l...
The Latino population is one of many minority groups in the United States that consistently receives...
Purpose – Latinos comprise 12.5 percent of the overall population in the USA, and are the fastest-gr...
The objective of this study was to identify limitations and impacts of language, culture and policy ...
Hispanics are the fastest growing minority population in the United States today. Providing health i...