Social Work Interventions: Helping People of Color

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Bloomsbury Academic, Aug 30, 1994 - Education - 256 pages
This book provides a holistic study of the physical and mental health conditions that predominate among people of color. By presenting a thorough review of Third World cultural values, beliefs, and behaviors centering on health care, Henderson lays a firm foundation for understanding traditional non-Western cultures. Since immigrants, women, and people of color will be 85% of the net growth in the work force by the year 2000, human services professionals who assist people of color in state, county, and municipal agencies, nonprofit organizations, hospitals, and nursing homes will be challenged to provide assistance to an increasing number of culturally diverse clients.

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Sociocultural Dimensions
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Folk Health Systems
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GEORGE HENDERSON is Chair and Regents' Professor of the Department of Human Relations at the University of Oklahoma. He was the first distinguished African American Professor in Oklahoma. He is the author of 22 books on the subject of multicultural issues in education.

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