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with Asian patients include language barriers, low socioeconomic status, traditional health beliefs and practices, and epidemiolog-ic issues. This article presents three case studies that illustrate how these problems can affect the health care of Asian patients, and describes ways to deal with them construc-tively. We also discuss what ...
1 Ιαν 2001 · The chapter outlines the understanding and interpretation of health and illness that stems from these Taoist and Confucist traditions, the way cultural context shapes both collective and individual health behaviors, and health-related experiences in traditional and contemporary Chinese societies.
1 Αυγ 2019 · The other is to break down the remaining vestiges of stigma related to mental health care among Asian Americans. Strides have been made, but Asian American culture still retains fears of public shame, failure, and community judgment, which prevents many from seeking care.
Knowledge of how to provide optimal care despite language barriers, low socioeconomic status, different health beliefs and practices, and medical issues unique to this heterogeneous group is crucial to competent health care.
Data were organized under three categories: Asian cultural beliefs about health and illness, health promotion and illness prevention, and health care practices. Common beliefs across groups and unique beliefs within specific Asian ethnic groups were synthesized.
1 Φεβ 2002 · In reality, Asian American cultural differences can conflict with Western healthcare practises, which leads to their healthcare issues being overlooked entirely.
By addressing critical issues that perpetuate Asian health disparities, we grow closer to understanding how to effectively improve Asian health and build a nationally unified mindset toward action that emphasizes equitable care for all. Key Words: Asian health health disparities health equity model minority Asian subgroups
