… considering contextually appropriate collaboration with communities (23,24), in this current
study, we proposed the conceptual framework entitled ACT within EST with/for community. …

… the false choice between cultural humility and cultural competence. As we have argued,
both concepts grew out of increasing recognition of the need for public health, medical, social …

… , culture competence can … literature linking culturally competent education to patient,
professional, organizational outcomes. Horvat et al. created a 4-dimensional conceptual framework …

… met in mental health treatment (2, 3). The IOM report was a primary impetus for … cultural
competence movement in health care. Cultural competency emphasizes the need for health care …

… in the extant literature for multi-tier supply chains. This review also proposes a conceptual
framework of … Finally, future avenues of research on social sustainability have been outlined. …

… study examines the perceptions of nurses about the content and utility of cultural competence
… professionals (such as physicians, physiotherapists and mental health specialists) can …

… disorders – why do these disorders commonly begin during adolescence? We present a
conceptual model … evidence for the incidence of mental disorders during the adolescent period. …

… The final steps in this literature review involved the reading of the full texts of the identified
articles, which was done by the first author of this paper. The findings of these studies were …

… incorporation into mental health systems. Thereafter, we provided a conceptual framework
for the effects of peer support and stigma in relation to PSWs. We concluded the review by …

… The objective of this work is to review the literature of the main concepts that … literature
review method was used to synthesize the result of multiple investigations and scientific literature. …