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Family member participants were overall highly educated, with 60% having more than high school education and 60% who were competent in English language. Therefore, these participants might not be representative of all CALD community members. Conclusions In the present study, family members, service ...
Family member participants were overall highly educated, with 60% having more than high school education and 60% who were competent in English language. Therefore, these participants might not be representative of all CALD community members.
This goes hand in hand with adopting a workforce mental health benefit that focuses on evidence-based, culturally responsive care. More likely to start—and complete—treatment Research shows that providing culturally competent care helps people feel more comfortable getting mental health support and ...
HIV patients from ethnic minorities receive better quality of care from doctors and other primary healthcare professionals who are the most competent at caring for patients from diverse backgrounds – those who are "culturally competent." These patients also tend to manage both their treatment and co...