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Hernandez Natalie D. Francis Sherilyn Allen Morgan Bellamy Erica Sims Omar T Oh Hyejung Guillaume Dominique Parker Andrea Chandler Rasheeta 《Maternal and child health journal》2022,26(4):770-777
Maternal and Child Health Journal - Data are scarce regarding the prevalence and predictors of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) among Black women. The purpose of this study was to... 相似文献
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Daley EM Marhefka S Buhi E Hernandez ND Chandler R Vamos C Kolar S Wheldon C Papenfuss MR Giuliano AR 《Vaccine》2011,29(23):4013-4018
We examined factors associated with HPV vaccine intentions by racial/ethnic group among men participating in a HPV natural history study. HPV knowledge, vaccine intentions and perceived barriers were assessed among non-Hispanic White, non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic men. Men were tested for HPV every 6 months. After receiving test results from their previous visit, participants (N = 477) reported their intentions for HPV vaccination in a computer-assisted survey instrument (CASI). Vaccine intentions were high among all respondents, although differences were found between racial and ethnic groups in awareness and knowledge of HPV and, vaccine intentions and perceived access and barriers to receiving the HPV vaccine. In order to effectively disseminate the vaccine among men, factors that may promote or inhibit vaccine acceptability need to be identified. Identifying these factors related to vaccine intentions among minority and majority men offers an opportunity for addressing barriers to health equity and, in turn, reductions in HPV-related disparities. 相似文献
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Rasheeta Chandler-Coley Henry Ross Oluwatobi Ozoya Celia Lescano Timothy Flannigan 《Journal of health communication》2017,22(2):102-110
Media messages can facilitate the delivery of accurate information related to HIV and sexually transmitted infection. This study’s purpose was to examine preexisting media campaigns from the iMPPACS study to assess age-, gender-, and culturally appropriate components identified by African American females who attend historically Black colleges/universities. In 3 separate focus group sessions, 31 Black female college students (M age = 20) viewed 4 vignettes and heard 3 audio-only clips, then ranked and commented on them based on perceived satisfaction with HIV prevention content and appropriateness of delivery. Conventional qualitative analysis using NVivo software was performed until saturation of content was achieved and themes derived. Six major themes emerged and were designated as (a) social media; (b) mirror image; (c) visually dynamic advertisements; (d) the real world; (e) people, place, things; and (f) HIV knowledge. Visually stimulating content (i.e., graphics) was found to be most appealing in marketing HIV prevention, with brief monologue/dialogue from scenarios that resemble daily life. Socially and culturally relevant HIV prevention messages are important to Black college female students. Participants recommended creating short audiovisual messages that encompass familiar contexts like dorm rooms and appealing graphics for HIV health promotion messages, such as emojis. Future audio-only prevention advertisements for this population should use recognizable voices (e.g., celebrities). Finally, messaging should be promoted on open and closed circuit social media platforms. 相似文献
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Ellen Daley Amina Alio Erica H. Anstey Rasheeta Chandler Karen Dyer Hannah Helmy 《Journal of community health》2011,36(1):121-131
Cervical cancer incidence and mortality have declined in the U.S. over the past 50 years because of broad screening efforts;
however, some states continue to bear a greater burden due to under-screened and -treated populations. The purpose of this
study was to utilize the socio-ecological model to examine barriers to cervical cancer screening and treatment in Florida.
A qualitative semi-structured interview guide was used to conduct telephone interviews with 21 purposively sampled health
care professionals from 13 high-risk counties. Interviews were transcribed and coded using themes identified a priori based
on levels of the socio-ecological model. Investigators identified barriers to cervical cancer screening and treatment in Florida
across four levels: (1) regulations and funding issues at the policy level are inconsistent between federal, state and local
levels; (2) community level barriers range from cultural differences and fear of deportation, to transportation issues; (3)
institutional level barriers complicate the administration of screening and treatment services; and (4) individual beliefs,
behaviors, and stressors due to poverty hinder women’s ability to access services. Many of our findings are consistent with
previous studies that identified constraints to screening and treatment of cervical cancer, such as poverty and lack of access
to care. This study adds to the literature by examining barriers from the viewpoint of service providers and program coordinators,
and through the utilization of the socio-ecological model to provide a comprehensive framework for identifying and understanding
these challenges. 相似文献
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