A model for delivery of mental health services to Spanish-speaking minorities.

Vicente Abaci · Elizabeth S. Boyce

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Cultural Competency in Health Care Mental Health Treatment and Access Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare

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A mental health program for Spanish-speaking minorities that takes into consideration their unique cultural and linguistic characteristics proves to be more responsive to their needs. Use of bilingual staff, walk-in clinic, educational and preventive programs, collaboration with faith healers, as well as benefits of gaining cooperation and participation of local political and religious leaders, are discussed.

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