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  1. 781
    “…BACKGROUND: Multicultural comparative studies have recently increased scientific knowledge base regarding the mental health of diverse populations. …”
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    Prevalence and Predictors of Clinically Significant Depressive Symptoms Among Chinese and Malawian Children: A Cross-Cultural Comparative Cross-Sectional Study
  2. 782
    “…CONCLUSION: While the empathy construct in multicultural Singapore is congruent with a Western model, important differences remain. …”
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    Complex and novel determinants of empathy change in medical students
  3. 783
    “…AIMS: To determine the cultural competence of diabetes services delivered to minority ethnic groups in a multicultural UK city with a diabetes prevalence of 4.3%. …”
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    Exploring culturally competent primary care diabetes services: a single‐city survey
  4. 784
    “…Further research is needed to explore how to improve recruitment in multicultural communities and in younger people.…”
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    Informing future research for carriage of multiresistant Gram-negative bacteria: problems with recruiting to an English stool sample community prevalence study
  5. 785
    “…The multicultural nature of a higher academic institution comprising students from different backgrounds can either negatively or positively influence student behaviour. …”
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    Social and structural vulnerability as a barrier in HIV and/or AIDS communication campaigns: Perceptions of undergraduate students at a South African tertiary institution
  6. 786
    “…RESULTS: Five distinctive features of the group singing emerged: (i) providing an authentic, social and multicultural creative experience, (ii) ability to calm babies; (iii) providing immersive ‘me time’ for mothers; (iv) facilitating a sense of achievement and identity; (v) enhancing mother-infant bond. …”
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    How group singing facilitates recovery from the symptoms of postnatal depression: a comparative qualitative study
  7. 787
    “…With its diverse population, the city is a space in which both racialization of blackness occurs and “multicultural” ethno‐racial diversity is imagined. In this spatiality of youths’ everyday lives, interracial sexuality emerges as transgression. …”
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    “Mostly with White Girls”: Settlement, Spatiality, and Emergent Interracial Sexualities in a Canadian Prairie City
  8. 788
    por Statucka, Marta, Cohn, Melanie
    Publicado 2019
    “…Clinical practice in multicultural societies such as, Toronto Canada where nearly half of the population is comprised of first generation immigrants, presents important challenges as most neuropsychological tools were developed in Anglosphere cultures (e.g., USA, UK) and normed in more homogeneous groups. …”
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    Origins Matter: Culture Impacts Cognitive Testing in Parkinson’s Disease
  9. 789
    “…Limited research has evaluated this relationship within multicultural contexts outside the United States where the nature and salience of discrimination experiences may differ. …”
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    Maternal experiences of ethnic discrimination and subsequent birth outcomes in Aotearoa New Zealand
  10. 790
    “…This symposium features interdisciplinary collaborations between academic researchers and clinical practitioners at a large non-profit hospice agency in a multicultural urban environment. These collaborations, which draw on multiple theoretical perspectives and research methodologies, shed new light on patient experiences in hospice and identify opportunities for improving care and comfort at end-of-life. …”
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    DIVERSITY IN HOSPICE AND END-OF-LIFE EXPERIENCES: THE INFLUENCE OF CHRONIC DISEASE AND SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS
  11. 791
    “…At the same time, the construction of a multicultural identity for children and adolescents in transcultural situations requires them to strike a balance between two worlds, and school refusal endangers this delicate negotiation. …”
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    Migrant Parents of Adolescents With School Refusal: A Qualitative Study of Parental Distress and Cultural Barriers in Access to Care
  12. 792
    “…This was based on the fact that the existing curriculum has inadequate content on African traditional indigenous knowledge (ATIK), and continues to use the Western approach to address the needs of a multicultural, multiracial and multi-ethnic societies. …”
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    The perspectives of nursing students regarding the incorporation of African traditional indigenous knowledge in the curriculum
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    “…OBJECTIVE: This study investigated explanatory models of autism among parents of young children with ASD in the multicultural context of Sweden. METHOD: Seventeen parents from diverse cultural, ethnic and linguistic backgrounds participated in semi-structured interviews. …”
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    Culturally diverse families of young children with ASD in Sweden: Parental explanatory models
  14. 794
    “…We discuss that European identity, sustained in humanitarian values and economic benefit, may stimulate a stronger multicultural social cohesion, intergroup trust, and social well-being based on democratic values, social justice, and equality, and on the respect for human dignity.…”
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    A Path Toward Inclusive Social Cohesion: The Role of European and National Identity on Contesting vs. Accepting European Migration Policies in Portugal
  15. 795
    “…Aims were to assess the Clinical Utility (CU), Feasibility (F) and Acceptability (A) of the CFI for clinicians and patients, and to explore clinicians’ experiences of using the CFI in a multicultural clinical setting in Sweden. A mixed-method design was applied, using the CFI Debriefing Instrument for Clinicians (N = 15) and a revised version of the Debriefing Instrument for Patients (N = 114) (DIC and DIP, scored from −2 to 2). …”
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    Patients’ and clinicians’ experiences of the DSM-5 Cultural Formulation Interview: A mixed method study in a Swedish outpatient setting
  16. 796
    por Matsumoto, David, Hwang, Hyisung C.
    Publicado 2020
    “…A recent review of this literature indicated that three tests – the Multicultural Personality Questionnaire, the Cultural Intelligence Scale, and the Intercultural Adjustment Potential Scale – had the best psychometric evidence for validity to date. …”
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    Reconsidering the Active Psychological Ingredients Underlying Intercultural Adaptation: Implications for International Business
  17. 797
    “…Our evidence suggests that community-based participation helped identify solutions to WASH issues affecting rural communities in resource-poor settings. Engaging in a multicultural knowledge-share was particularly valuable as it enabled participants to recognize they have common challenges and allowed them to share low-cost solutions from their different communities. …”
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    Participatory approaches, local stakeholders and cultural relevance facilitate an impactful community-based project in Uganda
  18. 798
    “…Our results may be relevant to other researchers and medical educators wanting to improve the interaction of medical health professionals in multicultural settings with people and communities who use traditional medicine. …”
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    What motivates medical students to learn about traditional medicine? A qualitative study of cultural safety in Colombia
  19. 799
    “…Participants’ pre-to-post supervisory self-efficacy changes demonstrated a moderate effect size (Cohen’s d = .46) for the training, with the greatest pre- to post-training changes being in the use of technology, multicultural competencies (awareness of oppression, bias, and stereotyping in clinical work and in clinical supervision), and contracting. …”
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    Training Public Sector Clinicians in Competency-Based Clinical Supervision: Methods, Curriculum, and Lessons Learned
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    “…RUDAS is a brief cognitive test, appropriate for people with minimum completed level of education and easily adaptable to multicultural contexts. For these reason it could be a good instrument for dementia screening in PHC. …”
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    Validación del RUDAS como instrumento de cribado de población con demencia en atención primaria
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