Hmong American concepts of health, healing, and conventional medicine /

Publisher description: The purpose of this volume is to provide a comprehensive overview of the concepts of health, healing, and illness held by Hmong Americans, and to examine their experience with conventional medicine and medical services delivery systems as those systems exist in the West. The p...

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Main Author:	Cha, Dia, 1962-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Routledge, 2003 New York ; London : 2003 New York : 2003
Series:	Asian Americans Asian Americans
Subjects:	Asian Americans > Southeast Asia Attitude to Health > ethnology > Southeast Asia Health attitudes > United States Hmong Americans > Medicine Medical care > Southeast Asia Medicine, Oriental Traditional > Southeast Asia Transcultural medical care > United States Patient Care Asian Americans Health attitudes Hmong Americans Medical care Transcultural medical care Attitude to Health > ethnology > Asia, Southeastern Attitude to Health > ethnology > United States Attitude to Health > ethnology Asian Americans > Asia, Southeastern Asian Americans > United States Asian > Southeast Asia Asian > United States Asian Delivery of Health Care > Asia, Southeastern Delivery of Health Care > Southeast Asia Delivery of Health Care > United States Delivery of Health Care Medicine, East Asian Traditional > Southeast Asia Medicine, East Asian Traditional > United States Medicine, East Asian Traditional Medicine, Oriental Traditional > Asia, Southeastern Medicine, Oriental Traditional > United States Asia, Southeastern > ethnology Asia, Southeastern United States Southeast Asia

by Cha, Dia, 1962-
Published 2003

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Hmong American concepts of health, healing, and conventional medicine /

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