Background: Migrants often face worse health outcomes in countries of transit and
destination because of challenges such as financial constraints, employment problems, lack …

Abstract Aims To explore General Practice teams cultural-competence, in particular,
ethnicity, linguistic skillset and cultural awareness. The practice teams' access to diabetes …

A number of reports indicate that cultural barriers may prevent members of ethnic minority
groups from accessing diabetes services, but little is known about the specific nature of …

Diabet. Med. 29, 1237–1252 (2012) Abstract Aim To examine the evidence on culturally
competent interventions tailored to the needs of people with diabetes from ethnic minority …

In Brief In working with diverse populations, health practitioners often view patients' culture
as a barrier to care. Inverting this problem by viewing the barriers as arising from the culture …

BACKGROUND:: The number of people who belong to minority groups is increasing, in the
United States. Many of these groups are more prone to diabetes mellitus (DM), possibly due …

Objective To present a clinical framework for addressing critical social elements for
Indigenous patients with type 2 diabetes. Sources of information The Educating for Equity …

Introduction Diabetes type 2 is more prevalent in ethnic minorities in the Netherlands, and
outcomes of health care in general are worse compared to other Dutch patients. The …

Background Australia is a culturally diverse nation with one in seven Australians born in a
non-English speaking country. Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) populations are …

In this paper we describe the development, piloting, refining and further testing of two
training modules for people working in healthcare settings: first, a general module about …