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A Secondary Analysis of the Differences in Accessing Health and Social Services Between Ethnically Diverse Individuals and the Mainstream Society 

Ngo, Huy (2015-08-28)
Background: Mental illness is the third leading cause of disability and premature death in Canada. Research shows that access issues are a major concern, especially ethnically diverse individuals who may experience greater ...
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Distance Education Provides a Positive Learning Experience 

Lum, Lillie; Hagey, Rebecca (2009)
Distance education is an effective way to provide professional bridging education for IEHPs. Some barriers to learning, however, do exist.
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Promoting Mental Health Through Empowerment and Community Capacity Building 

Wong, Yuk-Lin Renita; Wong, Josephine Pui-Hing; Fung, Kenneth P. (2010)
Effective mental health promotion must consider the social determinants of health and integrate the principles of social inclusion, access and equity into health programs. Attention to issues of ‘cultural competence’ and ...
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Indo-Caribbean Immigrants' Well-being: An Intersectional Exploration of the Social Determinants of Health on an Under-studied Population 

Changoor, Tina Marissa Rosanna (2018-11-21)
There is growing research that is examining the impact of social-economic inequities on peoples health and well-being. While there is an increased focus on the pathways between inequities, and health and well-being, there ...
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Eating Disorders Are Experienced Differently According to Culture 

Jacobs, Merle (2013)
Treatment and research must address difference in order to support racialized and ethnic women with eating disorders. For many, working on family relationships is essential. Family attitudes and actions impact the way many ...

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