Bibliographies

A Multicultural View of Disability
 NOTE: Many of these references are included in the ERIC database.

Health Care

Ahmann, E. (1994). "Chunky Stew:" Appreciating cultural diversity while
providing health care for children. Pediatric Nursing, 20(3), 320-323.

Becerra, R. & Inglehart, A. (1995) Folk medicine use: Diverse populations in a metropolitan area. Social Work in Health Care, 21(4). 37-51.

Folk Medicine. http://www.cam.org/~fishon1/folk.html

Groce, N. E., & Zola, I. K. (1993). Multiculturalism, chronic illness, and
disability. Pediatrics, 91(5), 1048-1055.
Kemp, C. (1985). Cambodian refugee health care beliefs and practices.
Journal of Community Mental Health Nursing, 2, 41-52.

Krajewski-Jamie, E. (1991) Folk-healing among Mexican-American families as a consideration in the delivery of child welfare and child health care services. Child Welfare, 70 (2). 157-167. (EJ429029)
McCubbin, H. I., Thompson, E. A., Thompson, A. I., McCubbin, M. A., &
Kaston, A. J. (1993). Culture, ethnicity, and the family: Critical factors,
in childhood chronic illnesses and disabilities. Pediatrics, 91, 1063-1069.

Risser, A., & Mazur, L. (1995). Use of folk remedies in a Hispanic
Population. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, 149, 978-981.

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