Diversity in Health and Social Care

Hold the front page: culture matters in healthcare - are we making progress?
pp. 71-74(4)
Authors: Johnson, Mark R.D.; McGee, Paula

The survivors of torture: what health and social care professionals should know
pp. 75-76(2)
Author: Dawood, Mary

A qualitative study exploring refugee minors' personal accounts of post-traumatic growth and positive change processes in adapting to life in the UK
pp. 77-88(12)
Authors: Sutton, Vicky; Robbins, Ian; Senior, Vicky; Gordon, Sedwick

Zimbabwean cultural traditions in England: Ubuntu-Hunhu as a human rights tool
pp. 89-98(10)
Authors: Chinouya, Martha; O'Keefe, Eileen

The use of herbal remedies to promote general wellbeing by individuals of African-Caribbean origin in England
pp. 99-110(12)
Authors: Higginbottom, Gina M.A.; Mathers, Nigel

Comparison of life events, substance misuse, service use and mental illness among African-Caribbean, black African and white British men in east London: a qualitative study
pp. 111-121(11)
Authors: Warfa, Nasir; Bhui, Kamaldeep; Phillips, Kwame; Nandy, Krishna; Griffiths, Sandra

Romanian nurses' process of adaptation to Italian nursing practices during their first six months in Italy: a qualitative study
pp. 123-130(8)
Authors: Palese, Alvisa; Barba, Maria; Borghi, Gianni; Mesaglio, Maura; Brusaferro, Silvio

Exploring issues related to oral health and attitudes to diet among second-generation ethnic groups
pp. 131-139(9)
Authors: Mullen, Kenneth; Chauhan, Rohan; Gardee, Rafik; Macpherson, Lorna

Promoting the health of families of children with disabilities: acceptability and utility of a health-mentoring project
pp. 141-149(9)
Authors: Mackey, Sandra; Goddard, Linda D.

Knowledgeshare
pp. 151-156(6)