Abstract Objective The United States benefits economically and socially from the diverse
skill-set and innovative contributions of immigrants. By applying a socioecological …

Importance Disparities in medical home provisions, including receipt of family-centered care
(FCC), have persisted for Latinx youths in the US. Objective To examine the association …

Objectives Despite a focus on neurocognition in pediatric intestinal failure (IF) to date, we
examined social-emotional and adaptive functioning. Methods Children (N= 63) in our IF …

Tailoring support for first and second‐generation immigrant families with young children
necessitates understanding the extent to which immigrant families initiate access to …

Background Gender and sexual minorities are more likely to report unfavourable
experiences with primary care. Aside from being refused care, additional challenges include …

This article describes the different ways culture affects health care, in terms of patient-related
factors, health care provider-related factors, and health care system-related factors. This …

Importance Many US children and adolescents with mental and behavioral health (MBH)
conditions do not access MBH services. One contributing factor is limited insurance …

OBJECTIVE: Immigrant children in the United States historically experience lower-quality
health care. Such disparities areconcerning for immigrant children with special health care …

Latinos are less likely to seek professional mental health care than other groups in the
United States. While fatalismo has long been hypothesized to be responsible for this …

Objective To measure duration of well-child care (WCC) visits at 2 federally qualified health
centers (FQHCs), across 10 clinic sites, and determine if differences exist in visit duration for …