Authors
This article focuses on the health status of two groups of immigrant women and their experiences surrounding help-seeking. It is argued that social, economic, and political forces play a crucial role in determining the subjective experiences of immigrant women in their contacts with the health care system. Case studies of Indo-Canadian and Greek women are used to illustrate this perspective.
No takes yet. Share an insight, caveat, or question.
Joan M. Anderson (1985) studied this question.