RefereedMichael Crichton FundHarvard Medical SchoolNational Institute of Mental Health Training Grant on “Culture and Mental Health Services” (5T32MH018006-21
Seeking to address evident disparities in health care delivery to minority populations, researchers ...
Background: Globalization has implications for healthcare worldwide including healthcare disparities...
activities that seek to reduce cultural and communication barriers to health care. These activities ...
The ability to provide effective, quality health care to clients from different cultures is becoming...
Cultural competency training has increased clinician awareness of ethnic disparities in accessing ca...
America is a multi-cultural society. Yet, there are cultural dimensions to the clinician-patient rel...
This thesis analyzes the U.S. debate on cultural competency and problematizes it theoretically using...
Cultural competence strategies aim to make health services more accessible for patients from diverse...
For roughly 20 years, clinicians have recognized cultural competence as im-portant to medicine. A ca...
Medical anthropological theory may be understood in two ways: first as a set of anthropological conc...
Racial and ethnic disparities in patient health outcomes have been recognized in the United States f...
Graduation date: 2005Cultural competence is a topic that concerns social scientists and medical\ud a...
Cultural competence in health care provision has been broadly identified as the need for providers t...
This paper reviews the need for cultural competence in health care, the barriers faced by health car...
Culture influences models of mental illness, help-seeking behaviours and outcomes of interventions. ...
Seeking to address evident disparities in health care delivery to minority populations, researchers ...
Background: Globalization has implications for healthcare worldwide including healthcare disparities...
activities that seek to reduce cultural and communication barriers to health care. These activities ...
The ability to provide effective, quality health care to clients from different cultures is becoming...
Cultural competency training has increased clinician awareness of ethnic disparities in accessing ca...
America is a multi-cultural society. Yet, there are cultural dimensions to the clinician-patient rel...
This thesis analyzes the U.S. debate on cultural competency and problematizes it theoretically using...
Cultural competence strategies aim to make health services more accessible for patients from diverse...
For roughly 20 years, clinicians have recognized cultural competence as im-portant to medicine. A ca...
Medical anthropological theory may be understood in two ways: first as a set of anthropological conc...
Racial and ethnic disparities in patient health outcomes have been recognized in the United States f...
Graduation date: 2005Cultural competence is a topic that concerns social scientists and medical\ud a...
Cultural competence in health care provision has been broadly identified as the need for providers t...
This paper reviews the need for cultural competence in health care, the barriers faced by health car...
Culture influences models of mental illness, help-seeking behaviours and outcomes of interventions. ...
Seeking to address evident disparities in health care delivery to minority populations, researchers ...
Background: Globalization has implications for healthcare worldwide including healthcare disparities...
activities that seek to reduce cultural and communication barriers to health care. These activities ...
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