Community Health Screenings Can Complement Public Health Outreach to Minority Immigrant Communities

Recommendations for Action * Cooperative partnerships between health care, community-based organizations, and faith-based organizations are an evolving strategy to access high-risk communities and to facilitate access to affordable health care. * Through our study, we have shown an excellent example...

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Published in:Progress in community health partnerships 2014-12, Vol.8 (4), p.415-415
Main Authors: Siddaiah, Roopa, Roberts, Jon E, Graham, Leroy, Little, Anne, Feuerman, Marty, Cataletto, Mary B
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