Source: Jossey Bass
Type: Book
Level: Intermediate
Description: This chapter providers us with greater understanding about the intricacies of social, demographic, and cultural characteristics of Pacific Islanders.
Source: Health Resources and Services Administration
Type: Online Modules
Level: Basic
Description: Management Sciences for Health developed this training module with the intent to improve clinical outcomes among AA & NHOPI populations.
Source: Institute of Medicine
Type: Electronic Report
Level: Intermediate
Description: This IOM report discusses how racial and ethnic minorities receive lower quality healthcare despite controlling for access-related factors
Source: Health Resources and Services Administration
Type: Website
Level: Basic
Description: HRSA offers training, curricula, and other resources with varying focuses to support health care providers in the area of cultural competency
Source: University of Washington
Type: Website
Level: Basic
Description: EthnoMed shares information about cultural beliefs, medical issues, and other topics pertinent to the health care of immigrant and refugee populations served in Seattle and the United States
Source: American Journal for Health Prevention
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Intermediate
Description: This article presents evidence that the stereotype of healthy Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders is a myth and explains how AA & NHOPIs are underserved.
Source: Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research
Type: Blog
Level: Basic
Description: This blog spotlights those advancing high ethical standards in their research.
Source: Johns Hopkins University Press
Type: PDF Document
Level: Intermediate
Description: Practical guide for writing about community-based participatory research
Source: Journal for Nonprofit Managers
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Advanced
Description: This article discusses the importance of evaluations to an organization’s work
Source: Community Health Institute
Type: PDF document
Level: Intermediate
Description: Presented at a session highlighting experiences with funded research to help offset costs of innovations supported by Electronic Health Record systems, this presentation shares the processes, successes, and lessons learned of a South Carolina research collaborative of CHCs in utilizing Health Information Technology to measure prostate cancer encounters.
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