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How Psychologists Can Help Achieve Equity in Health Care: Advancing Innovative Partnerships and Models of Care Delivery
Special issue of APA journal American Psychologist, Vol. 78, No. 2, February–March 2023. This issue provides examples of existing equity work and inspires ALL psychologists to engage for the first time or deepen existing health equity work with renewed vigor and reimagined possibilities.
Does Anger Regulation Mediate the Discrimination–Mental Health Link Among Mexican-Origin Adolescents? A Longitudinal Mediation Analysis Using Multilevel Modeling [PDF]
This study investigated anger regulation as one potential mechanism underlying the link between discrimination and mental health among Mexican-origin adolescents across three time points.
Translating Disparities Research to Policy: A Qualitative Study of State Mental Health Policymakers' Perceptions of Mental Health Care Disparities Report Cards [PDF]
This qualitative study examines reactions of mental health care policymakers to a proposed mental health care disparities report card generated from population-based survey data of mental health and mental health care utilization.
Uptake of Depression Treatment Recommendations Among Latino Primary Care Patients [PDF]
This study examined primary care providers and patient relational factors, treatment preference, and referral type to better understand what makes Latino patients more likely to consider following up on a referral, and more likely to actually initiate uptake of the treatment recommendation.
