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Title of Journal: J Immigrant Minority Health

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Abbravation: Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health

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Springer US

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10.1002/9783527621361.ch7

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1557-1920

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Importance of Interprofessional Healthcare for Vul

Authors: Mary A Nies Wei Yean Alyssa Lim Kelly Fanning Susan Tavanier
Publish Date: 2016/04/25
Volume: 18, Issue: 5, Pages: 941-943
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Abstract

The refugee population in the United States is steadily increasing These populations face a plethora of diseases and chronic health problems ie obesity hypertension and depression as they resettle into their new environment Due to the lack of understanding minority population refugee health is scarce and minimal at best Refugees and healthcare professionals face similar barriers when it comes to seeking treatment and treatment itself For example refugees might not be able to communicate efficiently and understand the referral process while healthcare professionals do not understand the culture and language of their patients However more data is needed to determine if interprofessional teams consisting of differing healthcare professionals such as nurses pharmacists and dieticians that conduct home visits might be able to bridge the health care gap between individualized treatment and refugee needs

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