But Where Can We Buy an Ounce of Prevention? Sprawl, Access, and Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Consumption [0.03%]
却在哪里能买到预防？ sprawl, access, and fresh fruit and vegetable consumption
Kellie O&#x;Dare Wilson,Melissa Radey
Kellie O&#x;Dare Wilson
Fresh fruit and vegetable consumption (FFV) is integral to a healthy diet and increased longevity, yet 25.8 million Americans live in areas of restricted access, with under-resourced communities particularly vulnerable. To consider how imme...
The Exile of Hansen's Disease Patients to Moloka'i: A Diffusion of Innovations Perspective [0.03%]
汉森病患者的莫洛凯岛流放：一个创新扩散的视角
Adrea Pitman Harris,Jonathan Matusitz
Adrea Pitman Harris
This article analyzes the exile of patients with Hansen's disease (leprosy) to Moloka'i (Hawaii) by applying the diffusion of innovations (DoI) theory. Developed by Rogers, DoI posits that an innovation (i.e., idea, movement, or trend) is i...
The Frequent Fliers of New Mexico: Hospital Readmissions among the Homeless Population [0.03%]
新墨西哥州的频繁住院者：无家可归者的住院再入院率
Victoria F Dirmyer
Victoria F Dirmyer
It is estimated that there are 1.7 million homeless individuals in the United States; 36% are families with children under the age of 18. Due to lack of resources, individuals who are homeless frequent emergency departments for immediate he...
Correlates of Self-Rated Health and Self-Rated Mental Health in Older Chinese Americans [0.03%]
老年华裔美国人自我评价健康和自我评价精神健康的关联因素分析
Yuri Jang,Ya-Ching Huang,Hyunwoo Yoon et al.
Yuri Jang et al.
The present study examined the factors associated with self-rated health (SRH) and self-rated mental health (SRMH) in a sample of 108 older Chinese Americans (MeanAge = 70.6, SD = 7.70). SRH and SRMH were highly associated with each other. ...
A Multilevel Ecological Model of HIV Risk for People Who Are Homeless or Unstably Housed and Who Use Drugs in the Urban United States [0.03%]
美国城市无家可归或居无定所的药物使用者的HIV风险的多水平生态学模型
Elizabeth A Bowen
Elizabeth A Bowen
Elevated HIV prevalence has been observed among urban U.S. individuals who use drugs and who lack stable housing. This article synthesizes extant research on this population and situates it in a multilevel, ecologically based model of HIV r...
Voices of the Homeless: An Emic Approach to the Experiences of Health Disparities Faced by People Who Are Homeless [0.03%]
无家可归者的健康差距体验：一种以无家可归者自身视角的研究方法
Elaine Hsieh
Elaine Hsieh
People who are homeless are particularly vulnerable to health disparities. Rather than using population statistics to highlight the prevalence or severity of the suffering of people who are homeless, 28 undergraduate students each conducted...
Identifying Barriers and Facilitators to Breast Health Services among Women with Disabilities [0.03%]
残障女性乳腺健康服务障碍及促进因素的识别研究
Patricia Welch Saleeby,Josalin Hunter-Jones
Patricia Welch Saleeby
Women with disabilities experience significant disparities in accessing breast health services. Many studies have focused on barriers, but few have explored facilitators to improving breast health services. This study used a participatory-r...
Correlates of Social Work Students' Abortion Knowledge and Attitudes: Implications for Education and Research [0.03%]
社会工作专业学生关于堕胎知识和态度的相关性：对教育和研究的启示
Stephanie Begun,Melissa Bird,Virginia Ramseyer Winter et al.
Stephanie Begun et al.
Researchers have established that individuals' abortion knowledge is positively associated with their support of abortion rights. However, social workers' personal beliefs regarding abortion are under-researched, even though social workers ...
Evangelical Protestants and the ACA: An Opening for Community-Based Primary Care? [0.03%]
新教福音派和《平价医疗法案》：社区初级护理的契机吗？
Berkeley Franz,Daniel Skinner
Berkeley Franz
Evangelical Protestants make up the largest religious subgroup in the United States, and previous research has shown that Evangelical churches are disproportionately active in community engagement and efforts toward social change. Although ...
John W Murphy,Berkeley A Franz,Karen A Callaghan
John W Murphy
Community-based projects have become popular as a method to address various community problems. Specifically important is that community members take an active role in these interventions resulting in sustainable social change. Although con...