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Hmong American

Evaluating teaching techniques in the Hmong breast and cervical cancer health awareness project

M. Lor and Bowers, B., “Evaluating teaching techniques in the Hmong breast and cervical cancer health awareness project”, J Cancer EducJ Cancer Educ, vol. 29, pp. 358-65, 2014.

Engaging health systems to increase colorectal cancer screening: community-clinical outreach in underserved areas of Wisconsin

N. K. LoConte, Weeth-Feinstein, L., Conlon, A., and Scott, S., “Engaging health systems to increase colorectal cancer screening: community-clinical outreach in underserved areas of Wisconsin”, Prev Chronic DisPrev Chronic Dis, vol. 10, p. E192, 2013.

Consumer Health Web Sites in Asian and Pacific Islander Languages

K. Leonard, J. Lindsay, M., and Earl, M., “Consumer Health Web Sites in Asian and Pacific Islander Languages”, Journal of Consumer Health on the InternetJournal of Consumer Health on the Internet, vol. 17, pp. 184-195, 2013.

Hmong Americans' changing views and approaches towards disability: shaman and other helpers

S. C. Lee and Yuen, F. K. O., “Hmong Americans' changing views and approaches towards disability: shaman and other helpers”, Journal of Social Work in Disability & RehabilitationJournal of Social Work in Disability & Rehabilitation, vol. 2, pp. 121-132, 2003.

Mental health status of the Hmong Americans in 2011: three decades revisited

S. Lee and Chang, J., “Mental health status of the Hmong Americans in 2011: three decades revisited”, J Soc Work Disabil RehabilJ Soc Work Disabil Rehabil, vol. 11, pp. 55-70, 2012.

Cultural Beliefs and Clinical Breast Examination in Hmong American Women: The Crucial Role of Modesty

H. Y. Lee and Vang, S., “Cultural Beliefs and Clinical Breast Examination in Hmong American Women: The Crucial Role of Modesty”, J Immigr Minor HealthJ Immigr Minor Health, 2013.

Barriers to cancer screening in Hmong Americans: the influence of health care accessibility, culture, and cancer literacy

H. Y. Lee and Vang, S., “Barriers to cancer screening in Hmong Americans: the influence of health care accessibility, culture, and cancer literacy”, J Community HealthJ Community Health, vol. 35, pp. 302-14, 2010.

Mental health literacy in Hmong and Cambodian elderly refugees: a barrier to understanding, recognizing, and responding to depression

H. Y. Lee, Lytle, K., Yang, P. N., and Lum, T., “Mental health literacy in Hmong and Cambodian elderly refugees: a barrier to understanding, recognizing, and responding to depression”, Int J Aging Hum DevInt J Aging Hum Dev, vol. 71, pp. 323-44, 2010.

Disparities in hepatocellular carcinoma survival among Californians of Asian ancestry, 1988 to 2007

S. L. Kwong, Stewart, S. L., Aoki, C. A., and Chen, Jr., M. S., “Disparities in hepatocellular carcinoma survival among Californians of Asian ancestry, 1988 to 2007”, Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers PrevCancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev, vol. 19, pp. 2747-57, 2010.

Breast and cervical cancer screening: exploring perceptions and barriers with Hmong women and men in Oregon

J. Kue, Zukoski, A., Keon, K. L., and Thorburn, S., “Breast and cervical cancer screening: exploring perceptions and barriers with Hmong women and men in Oregon”, Ethn HealthEthn Health, vol. 19, pp. 311-27, 2014.

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