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Research roundup: Working with Indigenous patients
The following research highlights considerations for practitioners when providing mental health care services in the Indigenous population.
Research roundup: Considerations for individuals seeking reproductive health care
Current research offers insights for practitioners working with clients experiencing childbirth or abortion.
Research roundup: Improving individual well-being at work
Current research signals the importance of individual well-being and offers strategies for preventing employee burnout.
Research roundup: How telehealth can be used to address population health disparities
Highlights from current research on ways to increase telehealth usage and effectiveness among ethnic/racial minorities, older adults, and rural communities.
Research roundup: How COVID-19 impacts African Americans
New studies offer data, discussion, and guidance for psychologists during the dual pandemics of systemic racism and COVID-19. A roundup of studies that explore how discrimination has impacted the overall health of African Americans and ways psychologists can support Black communities now and when the pandemic subsides.
Research roundup: Supporting families with loved ones in the ICU
Recent studies explore the psychological effects on families who have relatives in the intensive care unit and how health care teams can best support patients and their families from admission to discharge.
