Several decades of mental health research in the UK repeatedly report that people of African-
Caribbean origin are more likely than other ethnic minorities, including the White majority, to …

Delays in accessing appropriate care affect patients with most major health conditions,
including psychosis. These delays may also be affected by pathways to care. In a recent …

BackgroundCommunication may be an influential determinant of inequality of access to,
engagement with and benefit from psychiatric services. AimsTo review the evidence on …

Objective The current research aimed to assess the association between country of birth and
use of a specialised mental health service in Sydney, Australia. Methods Patient file data …

Purpose Psychosis disproportionally affects ethnic minority groups in high-income countries,
yet evidence of disparities in outcomes following intensive early intervention service (EIS) for …

Providing better mental healthcare for the Black and minority ethnic population often
requires much more than the efforts of the individual clinician. Problems may range from …

Objective The objective of this study is to characterize racial/ethnic variation in mental health
diagnoses and treatments in large not-for-profit healthcare systems. Method Participating …

Background: There is evidence in the literature to suggest that black patients access
different pathways to mental health care. These pathways are influenced by clinical …

Objective: To examine the uptake, population reach and outcomes of primary mental
healthcare services provided to Indigenous Australians via the Access to Allied …

Background In most developed countries, substantial disparities exist in access to mental
health services for black and minority ethnic populations. We sought to determine perceived …