Diversity & Equality in Health and Care

The survivors of torture: what health and social care professionals should know

Author(s): Mary Dawood

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Zimbabwean cultural traditions in England: Ubuntu?Hunhu as a human rights tool

Author(s): Martha Chinouya, Eileen O’Keefe

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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

Author(s): Nasir Warfa, Kamaldeep Bhui, Kwame Phillips, Krishna Nandy, Sandra Griffiths

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Exploring issues related to oral health and attitudes to diet among second-generation ethnic groups

Author(s): Kenneth Mullen, Rohan Chauhan, Rafik Gardee, Lorna Macpherson

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Transcultural Health and Social Care: development of culturally competent practitioners

Author(s): Sue Dyson

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Hold the front page: culture matters in healthcare - are we making progress?

Author(s): Paula McGee, Mark RD Johnson

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Promoting the health of families of children with disabilities: acceptability and utility of a health-mentoring project

Author(s): Sandra Mackey, Linda D Goddard

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The use of herbal remedies to promote general wellbeing by individuals of African-Caribbean origin in England

Author(s): Nigel Mathers, Gina MA Higginbottom

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A qualitative study exploring refugee minors? personal accounts of post-traumatic growth and positive change processes in adapting to life in the UK

Author(s): Vicky Sutton, Ian Robbins, Vicky Senior, Sedwick Gordon

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Romanian nurses? process of adaptation to Italian nursing practices during their first six months in Italy: a qualitative study

Author(s): Alvisa Palese, Maria Barba, Gianni Borghi, Maura Mesaglio, Silvio Brusaferro

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