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Citation of: New definitions of the concepts and terms ecosystem and biogeocenosis

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New Definitions of the Concepts and Terms Ecosystem and Biogeocenosis. - Doklady Biological Sciences. 2002, v.383, No.1-6; pp.141-143.
Full text free: www.scribd.com/doc/49065580;

On the journal: Doklady Biological Sciences, which is the best bioscience journal in Russia and adjacent countries.
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Conservancy, Western Pennsylvania. "Somerset County Natural Heritage Inventory." Prepared for Somerset County Commissioners (2006).

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[PDF] Somerset County Natural Heritage Inventory

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The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (WPC) served as the principal investigator and
prepared the report and maps for this study. Established in 1932, Western Pennsylvania
Conservancy is a private nonprofit conservation organization headquartered in Pittsburgh. ...

Dissertation.

Date of Award: Spring 2012

Degree Type: Dissertation

Degree Name: Doctor of Nursing Science (DNS)

Department: Nursing

First Advisor: Dr. Tommie Nelms

Second Advisor: Dr. Carol Holtz

Third Advisor: Dr. Vanessa Robinson-Dooley

Abstract: Persistent disparities in African American child health may be the result of the intersection of many social determinants of health and other factors, such as health care relationships. A review of the literature revealed a gap in understanding of African Americans’ perceptions of care; and a gap in understanding of dimensions of relationship-centered care between African American patients and health care providers. The purpose of this qualitative study was to interview African American parents about their encounters with their children’s health care providers; in order to generate new understanding that could lead to interventions that can measurably improve health outcomes for African American children. The author employed an interview guide to interview 18 African American parents in a small south Georgia town about encounters with their children’s health care providers. The data were analyzed within frameworks of social phenomenology, critical ethnography, and intersectionality. Data fell within two main content areas: precursory parental relevances, and we-relationships. Precursory parental relevances included: symbolism of illness and wellness, typifications of health care providers, and various in-group/out-group memberships. Membership in the insurance out-group was particularly important in parents’ perceptions of health care encounters. Parents’ descriptions of we-relationships with children’s health care providers were categorized as routine, problematic, or transformative and were characterized by parents in terms of how patient-centric provider role expectations, relevances, group memberships, and knowledge affected the relationships. Practical recommendations include concrete relationship-centered interventions for health care providers. Recommendations for health professions education include a call for development of cultural competence curriculum with greater emphasis on understanding how health care language, mores, customs, values, codes and practices serve to alienate those persons it purports to serve; and inclusion of intersectionality as a framework for consideration of environmental macrofactors that contribute to health disparities.

Recommended Citation:

Green, Rebecca D., "African American Parents' Experiences in Their Children's Health Care Encounters" (2012). Dissertations, Theses and Capstone Projects. Paper 498.
http://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/etd/498