[PDF][PDF] Applying intersectionality theory in health promotion research and practice
Health promotion researchers and practitioners are grappling with how to address growing
health inequalities for population groups. In particular, critiques of dominant behaviour …
health inequalities for population groups. In particular, critiques of dominant behaviour …
Use of intersectionality theory in interventional health research in high-income countries: A scoping review
L Tinner, D Holman, S Ejegi-Memeh… - International Journal of …, 2023 - mdpi.com
Background: Intersectionality theory posits that considering a single axis of inequality is
limited and that considering (dis) advantage on multiple axes simultaneously is needed. The …
limited and that considering (dis) advantage on multiple axes simultaneously is needed. The …
The challenge of promoting the health of refugees and migrants in Europe: a review of the literature and urgent policy options
G Laverack - Challenges, 2018 - mdpi.com
This paper provides a rapid review of the literature on the current knowledge on health
promotion for improved refugee and migrant health in the European region. The aim of the …
promotion for improved refugee and migrant health in the European region. The aim of the …
Community-based interventions to enhance healthy aging in disadvantaged areas: Perceptions of older adults and health care professionals
Background The number of older adults with different ethnic and socioeconomic background
is steadily increasing. There is a need for community-based health promotion interventions …
is steadily increasing. There is a need for community-based health promotion interventions …
[HTML][HTML] Delivering a childhood obesity prevention intervention using Islamic religious settings in the UK: What is most important to the stakeholders?
SA Dogra, K Rai, S Barber, RRC McEachan… - Preventive medicine …, 2021 - Elsevier
Ten per cent of the childhood population in the UK are of South Asian (SA) origin. Within this
population, over 40% are living with overweight or obesity. The majority of SA children are …
population, over 40% are living with overweight or obesity. The majority of SA children are …
Smoking and religion: untangling associations using English survey data
While factors affecting smoking are well documented, the role of religion has received little
attention. This national study aims to assess the extent to which religious affiliation is …
attention. This national study aims to assess the extent to which religious affiliation is …
The contribution of risk perception and social norms to reported preventive behaviour against selected vector-borne diseases in Guyana
Preventing vector-borne diseases (VBDs) mainly relies on effective vector control tools and
strategies, which in turn depend on population acceptance and adherence. Inspired by the …
strategies, which in turn depend on population acceptance and adherence. Inspired by the …
Building a healthy generation together: parents' experiences and perceived meanings of a family-based program delivered in ethnically diverse neighborhoods in …
L Farias, ML Hellenius, G Nyberg… - International Journal for …, 2024 - Springer
Introduction and aim Ethnically diverse neighborhoods encounter pronounced inequalities,
including housing segregation and limited access to safe outdoor spaces. Residents of …
including housing segregation and limited access to safe outdoor spaces. Residents of …
Oppression and internalized oppression as an emerging theme in accessing healthcare: findings from a qualitative study assessing first-language related barriers …
T Bayram, S Sakarya - International Journal for Equity in Health, 2023 - Springer
Background Language has been well documented to be a key determinant of accessing
healthcare. Most of the literature about language barrier in accessing healthcare is in the …
healthcare. Most of the literature about language barrier in accessing healthcare is in the …
Childbearing Women's Experiences of and Interactions With the Health System in Vietnam: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis
Scholars have long argued that the care experience is shaped by context, and by evolutions
in this context. Using Vietnam as a case, we critically interrogate the literature on women's …
in this context. Using Vietnam as a case, we critically interrogate the literature on women's …