ISSN 2693-8960
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023November 30, 2023 EDT
Estimating the Impact of Limited English Language Proficiency on Mental Health Services for Spanish Speakers in the United States
Estimating the Impact of Limited English Language Proficiency on Mental Health Services for Spanish Speakers in the United States
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023
- The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Presentation of Colorectal Cancer in the Puerto Rican PopulationAlexandra Schoene RuizMaralexa Martínez-ValcárcelSebastián Castañer ColbergSebastián Henrique
- Estimating the Impact of Limited English Language Proficiency on Mental Health Services for Spanish Speakers in the United StatesKaren M. RollerWilliam SnowJackie GrapaMartha HernandezAndrés ConsoliBlanca PinedaEdson Andrade Vargas
- Steroid-induced Psychosis in a Patient without a Previous Psychiatric HistoryCarol AvilaRaquel HorowitzHector Arreaza
- Diabetic Retinopathy in Underserved Communities: The SoloKiko ProgramMelanie MartelDina DoustmohammadiAshley NiuLauren OngMichael WongAkash PathakRaymond KoCortney ConnorJoseph SmithMathew MartelLiliya GolasJoseph Martel
- Medication Concordance of Low-Income, Hispanic Patients at a Volunteer ClinicMaison Evensen-MartinezKoy GublerAnson NebekerMarcos MüllerIsain ZapataaMark WardleThomas Bigham
- A Virtual Pilot of a Multispecialty Group Mentoring Program for Underrepresented in Medicine (URiM) Trainees and FacultyJenny RuizNatali BanerHannah L. AndersonMadeline ChadehumbeNahla Khalek
- Climate Justice in the Barrios: A Chronically Neglected Topic for the Most Climate-Vulnerable Communities in the U.S.Tanya Martinez FernandezMaria Carmenza MejiaRosibell ArciaPedro A. Sanchez-Lara
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M. Roller K, Snow W, Grapa J, et al. Estimating the Impact of Limited English Language Proficiency on Mental Health Services for Spanish Speakers in the United States. JNHMA. 2023;1(2):10-17. doi:10.59867/nhma0202