In Indian culture,yoga is widely practiced for health and well-being.Which activity in Western culture can be considered somewhat similar? A. Doing aerobics. B. Playing video games. C. Sleeping. D. Eating fast food. 相关知识点: 试题来源: ...
Ethnomedical health beliefsAustralian IndiansMigrant stressHeart diseaseDietLifestylePhysical exerciseThis paper aims to report the cultural lifestyle factors of Asian Indians in Australia in relation to Coronary Heart Disease (CHD). This issue has not been previously explored in the Australian context. ...
This study explored the health beliefs about eating habits and physical activity (PA) of Surinamese immigrants of Indian (Hindustani) descent to examine how health education messages to prevent obesity can be made more culturally sensitive. Indians are known for their increasing obesity incidence and...
The population of interest is American Indian community health representatives of the Northern Plains. 展开 关键词: Nursing Native American studies Culture care values beliefs and practices observed in empowerment of American Indian community health representatives LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO Gloria Jacobson ...
Asian Indian Culture : Influences and Implications for Health CareGordon, SoniaBernadett, MarthaEvans, DennisShapiro, Natasha BernadettPatel, UrmilaGorden, S., Shapiro, N.B., 1994. Asian Indian Culture: Influences and Implications for Health Care [online]. Available at www.molinahealthcare.com....
Text4Baby is an antenatal care mobile health program that delivers text messages to underserved pregnant women and new mothers with the goals of improving their health, healthcare beliefs, practices, and behaviors. A randomized controlled trial involving 90 low-income pregnant women showed improved ...
This is because intra-ethnic identities in the UK differ in terms of cultural practices, religious beliefs, socioeconomic profiles, and migration patterns to the UK (Nazroo et al., 2004). Black Caribbean and Indian migration to the UK, for instance, occurred in the 1950s and 1960s, ...
This lies in the perspective that the interpretation, as far as possible, is derived from the data, representing the situation being researched rather than the investigator’s beliefs, imagination, or biases. The conformability of the focus group was enhanced by using data from different contexts,...
In 1636, Thomas Hooker, a minister who fled England to freely practice his Puritan beliefs, headed south from Boston with about 100 members of his congregation to found Hartford, Connecticut. In 1662, Governor John Winthrop Jr. obtained a royal charter from the king to combine the Connecticut,...
Lastly, it is observed that social-cultural norms also have a strong impact on women in terms of influencing their health beliefs and habits. This is quite evident in that women do not entirely stop consulting informal healers, even while they seek formal health care. As a woman stated: ‘...