Objectives Migrants are a growing part of the Canadian population, yet they encounter many
unmet healthcare needs. These needs arise from the difference between the services …

This study engaged health professionals in in-depth, semi-structured interviews to explore
their opinions concerning the issues surrounding vaccine hesitancy in Malaysia and …

ABSTRACT HPV vaccine hesitancy in Asia is unique compared to Western countries due to
multidimensional social-cultural norms that influence beliefs regarding vaccination. Reviews …

Globally the burden due to mental disorders is continuously increasing. Still, professional
help-seeking behavior is not fully understood. To conceive cultural determinants of help …

Objectives This study aimed to explore and identify facilitators and barriers to help-seeking
behaviours among adolescents in Oman, by exploring the relationship between knowledge …

Aim We tested key hypotheses derived from the Cultural Determinants of Trauma Recovery
Theory (CDTR) with an American sample. Design A cross‐sectional study using anonymous …

Little is known about how local knowledge informs the way that families provide care for
older people beyond the role played by the cultural values of obligation and reciprocity …

Background International students have a lower utilization rate of the local medical service
system for studying abroad, and it has been found that there may be multiple reasons …

Over 1.9 million Arabs live in Israel and constitute 21% of the total population. Despite being
a disadvantaged minority population with wide gaps in health indicators, Arabs have higher …

BACKGROUND: This study investigated the psychological distress and attitudes toward
seeking professional psychological help among Oman's nurses, highlighting the importance …