Hope Eleri Jones, Serica Battaglia, Lisa Hurt, Orhan Uzun, Sinead Brophy
Echogenic intracardiac foci detection and location in the second-trimester ultrasound and association with fetal outcomes: A systematic literature review
PloS one
minority ethnic groups likely experience poor mental health less likely seek formal support mental health problems alcohol use including nondrinking cooccur reasons among minority ethnic groups well understood study explored alcohol use among minority ethnic individuals mental health problemii alcohol used individuals received support mental healthiii alcohol changed whilst individuals received treatment mental health participants purposively sampled communityonline mental health organisations participants took part iwere white british ii mental health diagnosis iii drank hazardous levels former drinkers telephoneonline semistructured interviews conducted data analysed using framework analysis intersectional lens 25 participants took part four themes developed drinking motivations mental health literacy implications drinking behaviour cultural expectations influence mental health problems drinking practices reasons changes drinking themes reflect reasons drinking role understanding range mental health problems implicit cultural expectations intersectional lens indicated gendered ethnic religious nuances experiences alcohol seeking support engaging formal support prompted changes drinking facilitated wider support specific reasons cope among minority ethnic individuals mental health problem applying intersectional lens provided insight role cultural gendered expectations mental health drinking practices mental health literacy implicit cultural expectations within specific minority ethnic groups affect mental health drinking practices healthcare professionals wider community play important role prompting changes drinking among minority ethnic groups mental health problem