Literature Reviews
Topic: Exploring Barriers to Mental Health Services for Rural Adults in the United States
Barriers to mental health service utilization among rural adults in the United States remain a significant public health concern. After a review of 10 peer-reviewed articles, limited access to care in rural communities can be attributed to persistent stigma, geographic isolation, and a shortage of mental health professionals.
Topic: Contributing Factors to Gender-Based Violence Against Native American Women
Gender-based violence against Native American women in the United States reflects intersecting historical, structural, and social inequities. After a review of 20 peer-reviewed articles, the disproportionate rates of violence can be seen as a product of intergenerational trauma, socioeconomic barriers, legal barriers, and familial dynamics.
Program Planning
Community Assessment
Andrew Speaker, a lawyer from Athens, GA, was diagnosed with active tuberculosis and later with multidrug-resistant TB back in April 2007. Initially believed to have drug-resistant TB extensively, Speaker was informed of the strain’s difficulty in treating. Nevertheless, Speaker left the United States without notice for his destination wedding in Mexico. Following his wedding and return to the United States, Speaker faced both criticism and public sympathy as his story sparked a broader debate on health policies.
Health Education
Brief Report: Healthy Screen Habits for Growing Minds
This guide provides essential information on how excessive screentime can impact children’s health, development, and well-being. By setting boundaries and encouraging healthy habits in kids, parents can help children navigate their screen time in a way thats safe for their mental and physical health.
Technical Manual: Breast Cancer
This technical manual explores critical areas of breast cancer, including its anatomy, types, risk factors, prevention strategies, screening methods, and treatment options. This manual also covers the latest advancements in research and emerging treatments.
Aseel Mansour 