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Open-access – No Location Southern Alberta Key recommendations Provide “more comprehensive and readily available interpretive services in the healthcare sector” as well as cultural awareness programs for healthcare providers so that they understand how to reduce the risk of miscommunication. Community organizati...
Gaps identified NA Key findings Of the 2,234 foreign-born culture-positive TB cases in Alberta in 1982–2011, 27 had MDR-TB. Overall, MDR was associated with age
Community organizations NA Key recommendations GPs not to rely solely on glycated hemoglobin (A1C) for diagnosis of diabetes mellitus type 2 (DM2) Key populations Ethnic populations of Alberta Location Alberta Gaps identified NA Key findings Alberta’s ethnic population: Canadian census data from 2006 (the lat...
Key recommendations NA Key populations Pregnant women Key findings In the present study, drinking alcohol during pregnancy was reported to be 10.8%. Women who are residents of Eastern Central or Western provinces, women with partners, women who smoke and women who have indifferent or unhappy reaction to their pregn...
Key recommendations Need for continued provision of settlement services to assist refugees with job training, labour market access, and credential recognition, as well as counseling for refugees who experienced the trauma of living in a refugee camp Gaps identified NA Community organizations NA Location Alberta...
Gaps identified NA Community organizations NA Key recommendations NA Key findings African Francophone immigrants in Alberta develop multiple forms of belonging to many social groups, whose principal manifestation includes a collective belonging to the ethnic community of the country of origin, to the francophone...
Key findings Young African immigrants (~15 years old, some are younger) often enter the labour market because of their precarious economic status. While working, they also have to manage their time attending school. In some cases, such as the one seen in small town Alberta of Brooks, these worker-students come from oth...