2023
DOI: 10.1002/ajcp.12709
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Processes for culturally adapting behavioral health interventions for people with refugee backgrounds: A scoping review

Jennifer S. McCleary,
Tonya L. Horn

Abstract: Academic literature supports cultural adaptation (CA) of evidence‐informed interventions to increase accessibility and effectiveness of behavioral health treatment to meet the needs of a culturally diverse society. While several meta‐analyses have shown positive outcomes of CA mental health interventions, there is a need for more information about how theoretical CA models have been applied in practice to meet the cultural and contextual needs of specific groups. This scoping review was conducted to understand… Show more

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“…and Contextual Adaptation Studies focusing on culturally adapting psychological interventions aim to increase the acceptability and improve health outcomes for underserved target groups [61,62]. Cultural adaptation studies have mostly used "top-down" approaches in which pre-existing psychological interventions were adapted [68].…”
Section: Culturalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and Contextual Adaptation Studies focusing on culturally adapting psychological interventions aim to increase the acceptability and improve health outcomes for underserved target groups [61,62]. Cultural adaptation studies have mostly used "top-down" approaches in which pre-existing psychological interventions were adapted [68].…”
Section: Culturalmentioning
confidence: 99%