Screening for post-traumatic stress disorder among Latinx immigrant children

Author:

Cooper Josseline,Donovan Kelsey,Michel Halee,Peterson Lindsey,Todd-Thompson Megan,Gillette Chris,Hussaini Sobia Shariff

Abstract

ABSTRACT Latinx children face psychosocial, linguistic, and economic challenges that put them at an increased risk of developing mental health conditions. Primary care providers should be equipped to recognize the complex mental health needs of this growing population. This article explores some of the barriers to mental health screenings in Latinx children and presents culturally sensitive, validated screening tools for primary care providers.

Publisher

Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)

Subject

Nurse Assisting

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