Food Insecurity Associated with Self-Efficacy and Acculturation.
作者： Akiko Kamimura , Allison Jess , Ha N. Trinh , Guadalupe Aguilera , Maziar M. Nourian
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摘要: Food insecurity is a significant public health issue that affects the physical and mental of people all ages. Higher levels self-efficacy may reduce food insecurity. In addition, acculturation potentially an important factor for among immigrant populations. The purpose this study to examine associated with low-income primary care patients in United States. A self-administered survey was administered May June 2015 uninsured (N = 551) utilizing free clinic provides services individuals families On average, participants reported low security. were lower heritage language proficiency related US-born English speakers, women, unmarried have higher risks need interventions meet their specific needs. Self-efficacy should be included nutrition education programs Future studies further why these groups high risk better understand needs interventions.
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