Thick description of qualitative findings is critical to improving the transferability of qualitative
research findings as it allows researchers to assess their applicability to other contexts and …

Historical trauma refers to the collective depredations of the past that continue to affect
populations in the present through intergenerational transmission. Indigenous people …

The term healthcare provider in this chapter is used to denote a healthcare professional
within the field of medicine, nursing, or an alternate allied healthcare field. The Declaration …

Abstract Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Inuit, and Métis) are currently overrepresented in
the HIV epidemic in Canada and are infected at a younger age than those who are not …

Background: Findings reported in this article emerged from the study titled “Youth's Voices:
Their Lives and Experiences of Living with an Anxiety Disorder.” Though the initial focus of …

Background An intersectional approach to health research provides an analytical foundation
to explain the multidimensionality of health status, resource accessibility, privilege …

Based upon qualitative interviews with 54 women and men living with HIV across Ontario,
Canada, this paper examines the impact of HIV criminalization on the sexual and romantic …

We analyzed mental health strengths among youth at-risk for or living with HIV ages 14 to 24
years. In total, 13% of participants were living with HIV, 88% identified as LGBQ+, and 14 …

Para dar cuenta de la revisión integradora de literatura sobre el concepto de vulnerabilidad
desde la bioética se analizó un corpus de 60 artículos publicados en español, inglés y …

Intersectionality pinpoints intersecting factors that empower or oppress people with multiple
(dis) advantageous conditions. This study examined intersectional inequity in knowledge …