Titlebook: Handbook of Immigrant Health; Sana Loue Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Public Health.cancer.epidemiological.epide

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Defining the Immigrant,ten, though, researchers have failed to define the people they are discussing. As an example, consider refugees. When speaking of refugees’ health status and health services utilization in the United States, is one discussing individuals who self-identify as refugees? Individuals who have legally be

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Medical Interpretation,tores, schools, and job training, and it is of critical importance in health care. If medical interpretation is unavailable or mismanaged, the costs can be enormous; these costs include human costs such as unnecessary pain and suffering and the substantial financial consequences of care for patients

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Health Care Seeking Behavior,ury, scientific interest in better characterizing specific elements of illness behavior and health-related actions has increased dramatically (Gochman, 1988; McHugh & Vallis, 1985). Spurred by advances in preventive and curative medical care and by the desire to help ensure that all members of socie

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Folk Illnesses,lack of understanding among many health care professionals of the nature of these illnesses. This chapter addresses a number of issues related to beliefs in folk illnesses among immigrants to the United States, including (1) the contrast between folk and biomedical illnesses, (2) theoretical issues