Figure 1. Flowchart representing the studies identified for and included in the systematic review. Below: Chapter 4: Results Analysis of the articles. Author Needs and Cultural expectations, Cultural competency Strategy that increase diabetes Ethnic characteristics strategies/intervention outcomes? Caban and Walker Some Hispanics relate susto (fright) to NO Clinicians and educators would 2006 the onset of diabetes. benefit from exploring the cultural Systematic review Relation between God and living with belief systems with patients, they diabetes (Unknown). may enhance the patient-provider Hispanic and use of curanderos for relationship and serve as tool in diabetes (limited research) identifying appropriate treatments The fact that fatalistic thinking is unique strategies. to Hispanics and related to diabetes have limited evidence therefore will remain unclear. Hawthorne et al., Minority groups with migrant status and Culturally appropriate health Culturally appropriate health 2009 language barriers, relative deprivation education that includes health education was more effective than Narrative review and low socioeconomic status. workers, church based usual health education in (include Hispanics) educational sessions and improving HbA1c and knowledge culturally specific dietary in the short medium term. educations.
Figure 1. Flowchart representing the studies identified for and included in the systematic review. Below: Chapter 4: Results Analysis of the articles. Author Needs and Cultural expectations, Ethnic characteristics Cultural competency strategies/intervention Strategy that increase diabetes outcomes? Caban and Walker 2006 Systematic review Some Hispanics relate susto (fright) to the onset of diabetes. Relation between God and living with diabetes (Unknown). Hispanic and use of curanderos for diabetes (limited research) The fact that fatalistic thinking is unique to Hispanics and related to diabetes have limited evidence therefore will remain unclear. NO Clinicians and educators would benefit from exploring the cultural belief systems with patients, they may enhance the patient-provider relationship and serve as tool in identifying appropriate treatments strategies. Hawthorne et al., 2009 Narrative review Minority groups with migrant status and language barriers, relative deprivation and low socioeconomic status. (include Hispanics) Culturally appropriate health education that includes health workers, church based educational sessions and culturally specific dietary educations. Culturally appropriate health education was more effective than usual health education in improving HbA1c and knowledge in the short medium term.
Review-MPH-530-Proposal-template-jueves-20-2016.docx