As with other forms of difference, mental health differences are defined in different ways by different agencies, depending on the organization's priorities and expertise, and the purpose and background of the definition. For example, representatives of the Mental Health Science Team at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) of the National Institute of Health, the differences in mental health are the overall morbidity prevalence, morbidity, mortality, or survival overall I believe it is incidence or morbidity. A big difference of the difference. Health status with general population SAMHSA is the most excellent mental health service in the United States and it is currently the most important mental health service in the United States and it is important to understand health differences in behavioral medicine acquisitions, imbalances in quality and outcome habits, or generalization of morbidity, morbidity, morbidity, It is defined as a factor that affects the difference. Significant difference, or survival rate (definition of work) in a particular population as defined by race and ethnicity compared to the general population. The Female Health Department reviewed the differences in health in the context of gender issues. The National Correction Research Institute focuses on correcting the health differences that the population in the system faces, such as the high incidence of mental disorders, but most opportunities to access high quality mental health services are There is none. All of the definitions described so far basically treat differences in mental health as differences in health, health service or health determinants. The definition of CDC may be the most unified among the specific definitions of these agencies and treats differences in mental health as differences in public health, health systems, and society. Definition of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that differences in mental health are often classified as one of three categories. (1) Attention to mental health has the same degree of difference as other public health problems. Compare mental health and mental health care quality, accessibility, and outcome differences to those who do not. In addition, scientists at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention talk about social determinants such as employment, income, and housing, all of which affect mental health and access to health care. Differences in physical and mental health between bisexuals Bisexuals are not good physical and mental well-being. Compared with non-LGB people, lesbians, gay men, physical differences include hypertension, cancer, poor health, increased risk of smoking and drinking. Despite these differences and perhaps complicating them, bisexuals are less likely to go out than gays or lesbians and accept their health care providers. Mutual protection of interactive people and transgender people The transgender community is prolific in defense and it is important to emphasize the outcomes and the conflicts it faces. Transgender people are interesting stories about family relations, public challenges, and hope for the future. A large number of transgender people, especially color transgender people, are often confronted with violence and discrimination. Abstract The Federal Government is committed to reducing mental health differences among black Americans, but the gap of mental health still exists, resulting in reduced access to mental health care and subsequent benefits ing. In processes requiring more in-depth study of causes, current literature review introduces micro-discrimination at the facility level as a variable systemic cause of mental health differences. When combining the differences in mental health and literature with micro stress, we first reviewed the evidence on the current mental health differences and prevalence and influence factors of micro influence. Second, we will study micro impressions as a potential contribution to the

The difference in access to medical services among different groups is the main reason for the difference in medical services. These differences occur for several reasons and some of the main factors that cause US problems are described below. Lack of health insurance - Some ethnic groups, countries, socioeconomic and other ethnic minorities lack adequate health insurance compared with the majority of the population. These people are likely to delay health care, they do not have the necessary health care and medication Lack of financial resources - The shortage of available funds is a barrier to many American healthcare, but among ethnic minorities the access rate of healthcare is the lowest. Race and ethnic minorities usually receive a health insurance plan that limits the number of services that you can access and the number of providers that you can use. Sources of Irregular Care - Minorities and ethnic minorities are less likely to be consulted regularly by the same doctor than Caucasians, and many depend on clinics and emergency rooms. If you do not have regular healthcare sources, people will have more difficulty obtaining prescriptions and making the necessary reservations. Legal barriers - Low-income immigrants groups are more likely to encounter legal barriers. For example, insurance through Medicaid does not apply to immigrants who lived in the United States for less than 5 years. Examples of structural obstacles - structural disorders include lack of access to health care providers, inability to obtain convenient reservation time, and long latency. All of these factors reduce the likelihood that a person develops successfully and maintains a medical schedule. Lack of medical service providers - In areas where ethnic minorities are concentrated, such as the downtown area and rural areas, the number of healthcare workers and diagnostic facilities is often insufficient Language barriers - Lower English language skills may make it difficult to understand basic information on health and when to see a doctor. Age - older patients usually live on fixed income and can not pay medical expenses. Elderly people are also more likely to experience lack of transportation problems and mobility, which can affect access to health care. Since 15% of elderly Americans can not access the Internet, these individuals are also unlikely to benefit from valuable health information available on the internet. Background In the United States, color people differ in access to health care, the quality of care they receive, and their health outcomes. Attitudes and behavior of health care providers are identified as one of many factors that contribute to health differences. Implicit attitudes are usually thoughts and emotions that exist outside conscious consciousness. Therefore, it is difficult to consciously recognize and control. These attitudes are normally activated automatically and may affect human behavior without consciousness. Recessive racial / ethnic prejudice and health effects of health care workers: a systematic review Ethnic health needs, such as cultural norms, religious tasks, health differences. Differences in health refer to morbidity, health outcome, quality of care, and access to healthcare services among ethnic and ethnic groups (Mandal, 2014). The difference may be due to insufficient access to medical services, low quality of care, cultural problems, and social determinants. Differences in health policy issues have been improved, but there are still differences in healthcare Difference: In the case of healthcare, the term "differences" means differences in accessibility or access to healthcare services and facilities in different populations. This should not be confused with the difference in health condition. Differences in health conditions represent differences in morbidity, mortality, and pain levels of disease group by group. These groups are defined by race, ethnicity, gender, sexu

Unmet needs and historical trauma experience have lasted over 500 years, so there are health differences between American Indians. 1 (p99) And more importantly, genocide, forced eviction by legislation, possession, termination, distribution and assimilation 3. Two American Indians and Alaska Native People (AI / AN) occupy 0.9% (p3) or 9 million AI of the US population. / AN 566 Federally Approved Tribe / Country 5 American Indian / Alaska Native The history of these differences provides a perspective on many of the bothersome problems of modern American Indian health policy. European and American observers, from the basic theory of Puritan settlers to emphasizing the environmental, behavioral, genetic or socio-economic status, to explain the sensitivity of Indians, Provide reasons. How do American Indians and their observers assess the long-term list of these potential causes and decide which is the most important and most meaningful? Observers offer similar diversified responses from efforts to mitigate differences due to health care, ignoring their efforts, and even making them worse. How will political and economic interests shape their choices? The health of American Indians is very different from the population of America. A more healthy Anishinaabe step employs a unique framework for conducting health promotion interventions in several American Indian communities in Michigan. This allows each community to design intervention for their specific cultural and health priorities. - Memoirs are windows to the events of the past and people's lives. The more people read the memoirs, the more people know about the world around them. This is why many memoirs are considered classical. There are many different genocide in our history. According to merriam-webster.com, genocide is "intentional killing of people belonging to a particular ethnic, political or cultural group" (genocide).

Racial and Racial Differences in Health Minority ethnic groups differ greatly from other Americans in major health fields. The overall health condition of the country is improving, but ethnic minorities are 5 times more likely to suffer from a particular disease than in other parts of the country. President Clinton has promised to eliminate the disparity in the six health sector by 2010, and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will participate in this big fight. These six areas are infant mortality, cancer screening and management, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, HIV infection and AIDS, and child and adult immunity. Below is a summary of the differences between American race and ethnic health care. "Reduction of burden: Utilization of health care reform to deal with ethnic and ethnic differences in long-term patient care" and "Gap measurement: data collection to promote improvement in difference in health care" We will solve these differences and ensure that all Americans are able to receive the high quality medical treatment they need when needed, regardless of race or ethnicity. Health conditions are improving generally, but there is a new concern that there are still racial and ethnic differences in health, and in some cases it may expand. Differences in ethnic health are essentially related to immigrants, as ethnic identity can be traced back to the country of origin of immigrants or their ancestors. The average health status of the original immigrants, the diversity of the immigrant health status, the subsequent trajectory of immigrant settlers and their descendents create a racial health difference we observe. Determining the factors that determine the immigrant's original health choice and the factors affecting the post-immigration health route are important for understanding the race health difference.

Unmet needs and historical trauma experience have lasted over 500 years, so there are health differences between American Indians. 1 (p99) And more importantly, genocide, forced eviction by legislation, possession, termination, distribution and assimilation 3. Two American Indians and Alaska Native People (AI / AN) occupy 0.9% (p3) or 9 million AI of the US population. / AN 566 Federally Approved Tribe / Country 5 American Indian / Alaska Native The history of these differences provides a perspective on many of the bothersome problems of modern American Indian health policy. European and American observers, from the basic theory of Puritan settlers to emphasizing the environmental, behavioral, genetic or socio-economic status, to explain the sensitivity of Indians, Provide reasons. How do American Indians and their observers assess the long-term list of these potential causes and decide which is the most important and most meaningful? Observers offer similar diversified responses from efforts to mitigate differences due to health care, ignoring their efforts, and even making them worse. How will political and economic interests shape their choices? The health of American Indians is very different from the population of America. A more healthy Anishinaabe step employs a unique framework for conducting health promotion interventions in several American Indian communities in Michigan. This allows each community to design intervention for their specific cultural and health priorities. - Memoirs are windows to the events of the past and people's lives. The more people read the memoirs, the more people know about the world around them. This is why many memoirs are considered classical. There are many different genocide in our history. According to merriam-webster.com, genocide is "intentional killing of people belonging to a particular ethnic, political or cultural group" (genocide).

Non-Hispanic lines have better access to preventive screening, preventive shooting and general care. On the other hand, non-Hispanic is likely to not get prescriptions for expenses in the past 12 months. The impact of social demographics can be seen in Hispanic health care opportunities. However, the health care indicators remain different after social population management, so the influence of ethnicity is not completely excluded. With the exception of Papanicolaou smears, the possibility of all other healthcare indicators is positive and important over time. Mental health service has big differences depending on race and ethnic group. Recent studies have examined how affordable medical laws affect mental health services. The study found that white people are the only race to be treated for most people with severe psychological distress. More than half of those with serious mental illnesses, such as blacks, Hispanics, Asians, have not received treatment. Jenny Miranda, professor of psychiatry and biological behavior science at UCLA explains as follows. "Ethnic minorities are often likely to be poor, less likely to be treated by the same ethnic doctor, care by experts.This research also suggests that physicians sometimes have more minority But refuses to discriminate and accept patients. Recent literature suggests that there is still a difference in accessing the BME group's mental health service compared with other ethnic groups. The use of primary care seems to be higher in the BME group (physical health problems are more general than mental illness), but secondary and tertiary services are not used high (Dixon-Woods et al., 2005). Van Voorhees and colleagues reported that the possibility of people in the BME group receiving treatment for mental health services is still low, even after adjusting variables such as area, residential area, and income. Simpson and her colleagues (2007) also discovered that there are racial differences in the diagnosis and treatment of depression in the United States. Psychotherapy for treating depression

Ethnic minorities tend to suffer mental health due to various factors including lack of access to high quality mental health services, cultural stigma on mental health, discrimination and lack of general mental health. The following information is a brief explanation of the mental health situation of ethnic minorities and some factors that may contribute to the difference between mental health of these groups. Most racial / ethnic minorities are generally similar to whites - or in some cases mental disorders are less. However, the effects of ethnic minorities may continue The incidence of mental illness in African Americans is similar to that of the general population. However, mental health services have differences. Studies have shown that indigenous / Alaska indigenous peoples' health problems are much higher than the average American population. Some of these mental health problems are directly related to intergenerational historical trauma by forcing this population. Many Hispanic / Latin Americans have lived in the United States for generations, but recently they are faced with immigrants who receive socioeconomic status, education, and unfair mental health services. People with LGBTQ have more than twice the possibility of having sexual illness during their lifetime than men and women. The study found that women and men differ in risk of mental disorders, prevalence, performance, duration and treatment. In particular, the stigma of the people of the transgender creates a difference in health to the mental health of the LGBT people. The LGBT community is facing increased risk of psychosocial distress, mental health problems, suicide, homelessness, drug abuse. These are often complicated by inappropriate access-based use and fear of medical services. We know that the proportion of mental health difference between transsexuals and transsexuals is higher than that of LGB individuals. For example, according to the US Transgendered Survey in 2015, 39% of respondents indicated serious psychological distress, but in the general population it was 5%. The lesbian and gay communities in the United States contain diverse communities including various health problems. The main health problems of homosexuals are HIV / AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, substance abuse, depression, and suicide. Homosexual teenagers have two to three times the tendency to try to commit suicide than their colleagues. Some evidence suggests that lesbians are smoking, overweight, alcohol addiction and higher percentage of stress than heterosexual women. The problem of accepting sexual orientation around individuals, families, and society can put a heavy burden on mental health and personal safety.

Question: Defining transgender In today's politically correct society, the term transgender has a variety of meanings. The inability to form consensus on universal significance comes from various profit organizations and insists on the importance of this term. For example, the term "transgender" is often exchanged for "transgender" or "transvestite". These two conditions are quite different from those of the transgender. For the purpose of this article, the definition of Andrew Solomon is sufficient. "Derived terms are terms that contain terms that differ markedly from the sex criteria presented by anatomy. "We are working with TEEI to use the Castro pop-up store as a place where transgender people can seek employment and receive vocational training to eliminate labor inequality between California transgender people We are proud to cooperate. "Partnership Program, San Francisco Lesbian and Bisexual Transgender Community Center (Center), Jewish Career Service Center, Transgender Legal Center, Transgender People Find a Steady Job and Life It is designed to provide wages, benefits and promotion opportunities. Impact on Public Health In the census, under-representation or non-display of transgender people is an obstacle to understanding the social determinants and health differences that this group faces. We recommend using standardized questions to identify respondents with transgender and non-duplex gender identity. This makes it possible to estimate the population size more accurately. Transgendered population size in the United States: meta regression based on population probability samples Given the differences in health and well-being of known ethnic and ethnic based populations, accurate data on transgender people and colored people in other colors is essential. The social and economic determinants of health differences affecting the health of people with color may have similar impacts on the health of transgender people and other color people. As a cross (bowleg, 2012; bauer, 2014). In addition, transgender people are affected by sex discrimination and violence. For example, according to the report of the National Anti-Violence Alliance Program, the number of transgendered homicides in the previous year exceeded all other hatred crimes (NCAVp, 2014).

For the most part, the outstanding problem is air pollution that we suck. Who can help change the air we suck. In order to improve the air quality, people must understand the specific way of contamination and its impact. Traffic pollution brings pain and suffering to individuals. Part of the reason for this tragedy comes from each of us. In urban areas, high concentrations of automotive exhaust gases are the main cause of air pollution. A community close to a busy area may have an adverse effect on the health and results of the community. Air pollution related differences related to particulate matter and ozone may affect the health of people living near or working these sources of pollution. Both the poor and the wealthy people are experiencing adverse health effects due to air pollution, but ethnic minorities and ethnic minority groups that are more likely to live in urban areas continue to be affected. Men are much more likely to die of coronary artery disease, and African-American men and women are more likely to die from heart disease or stroke than white people. Coronary artery disease and stroke are not only the leading causes of death in the United States but also the greatest proportion of the average lifespan inequality between Caucasians and African Americans despite low cost and highly efficient prophylactic treatment It is also. Introduction Air pollution has many effects on the health of adults and children. The purpose of this paper is to study how air pollution affects health, especially children. Over the past few years, the incidence of many diseases has increased significantly. Asthma can be the most important disease with increasing morbidity, but other diseases such as allergic reactions, bronchitis and respiratory infections are also increasing. The cause of these increases may be due, at least in part, to the effects of air pollution. This comment will address the following problems: 1. Why are children more susceptible to air pollution than adults? 2. Which air pollutants have the greatest impact on the health of children and adults? 3. How will we reduce the impact of air pollution on children's health? Influence of Air Pollution on Children's Health In autumn 2000, Professor Michael T. Kleinman, Professor of Community Environmental Medicine, University of California, Irvine

US oral hygiene: According to a surgeon's report, there is considerable difference in oral hygiene in the population of the United States 1 Demographic information is correlated between oral hygiene and personal socio-economic status (SES) Respectively. Compare the social and economic status within the community. Personal SES may affect the possibility of patients getting dental care. In particular, the lower the SES of an individual, the more frequently untreated caries are seen. There are already differences in oral health among ethnic groups and ethnic minorities and gaps may be even greater if these populations are expected to increase 23-25 Cavities are still the most common chronic disease in children. Untreated tooth decay is twice that of children and adolescents living in poverty, same as colleagues of high income families. As the population ages, the increase in the number of dental hygienists has brought clear signs of prevention of dental diseases. Several theories suggest that the number of people who have supported their lives has increased due to the development of dental health science. The elderly are currently undergoing more prophylactic and restorative dental care than ever and are more likely to consider dental hygiene as part of their overall health. In addition, medical advances have led to longer life, bringing the need for dental treatment for people with longevity. Like the United States, the population is changing. More and more people live in low-income households. And it affects dental treatment. This will undoubtedly influence the use of dental care and the necessity of public funds and should be considered when developing medical system solutions. Among the people in the United States there are sustained and reasonable differences in the health of the oral cavity and reducing these differences in the health of the mouth is important to improve the overall health of the population. These differences, their causes, and how to improve and prevent them require consciousness, research, accumulation of knowledge, and conversion of this knowledge into behavior. Finally, to reduce the difference in oral hygiene, we need motivation to act. Resource allocation, social and public health policies, regional organizations, provision of effective dental care, and professional and personal behavior need to be changed Despite improved oral health and a clear association between oral and general health, oral health is less important in healthcare policy than general health. Review of differences in oral health during life records this unfair result. For vulnerable groups in particular, the tooth problem and the unmet need requirement are not adequately addressed by oral hygiene policy. Examples of differences in policy and needs and examples of successful interventions combining oral health and information based policies. Health insurance inequality brings about a difference in oral health. In the United States, oral health services are available through the provision of private dental insurance or public funded oral care. Private dental insurance helps prevent the use of preventive oral care and reduces the adverse effects of oral disease. Public oral care fund prevention care, but few qualified people actually receive preventive care. The experiment of Rand Health Insurance provides evidence that oral health of low-income preschool children can be improved by providing free dental treatment. However, even if you join dental insurance, the difference in oral health may not be reduced. Theoretically, in many American Indian and Alaska Native communities, dental treatment can function as a function of tribal status without oral expense.

During the 3rd and a half century from the end of the Han Dynasty to the beginning of the Sui dynasty, China has reached an era of discord again. The era of this martial art is characterized by confusion, division, and war between North and South. Like East Zhao, this era cherishes unity for its confusion. The confusion of the people of China brings various voices and opinions. In 618, the Tang dynasty held power, the integration of Han and Hu continued. Regarding ancient China and ancient Korean civilization, I know that ancient China and ancient Korea have a long history, as neighbors, they established a special culture in their country, especially ancient China. For about 5000 years of cultural structures, many have their own values, norms and beliefs. These things can be used as a reference for others. Like ancient North Korea, many things are influenced by ancient China based on Chinese norms, and contribute to contributing their own culture. Ancient Korea is a unique country where you can easily find shadows of Chinese culture, but you can still experience their unique culture. As a dimension of religion, art and architecture in China and Korea, they all have good learning and preservation. Ancient China and ancient North Korea played a role in the neighborhood. For this reason, there are interrelated cultures such as religion, art and architecture. Since ancient China and ancient North Korea, they have experienced a long history of different dynasties. In each era, they experienced many changes for their own country, each time they created their own culture and brought it to the present. In fact, most of the information shows that ancient China is the largest civilized country, and she influenced ancient North Korea in most respects. Therefore, this article will explain the similarities and differences between ancient China and ancient North Korea from various viewpoints. Please also tell us how it affects us now. What are the values, norms and beliefs of their own era? Ancient Chinese history China is in East Asia. The northern part of ancient China is the Gobi desert, the east is the Pacific Ocean, the southwest is the Himalayas, and the west is the Taklamakan Desert. Because of the different habitat they offer, there are various animals on this land. Most agriculture is done in the fertile land of the Yangtze River. - The zoo: poor and dirty prison If you have entered the zoo you are innocent, not innocent, sentenced to a long sentence, punishment is cruel and harsh. The zoo is not for educational purposes, but it does not benefit animals for entertainment purposes, but there is room for extinction. "The size and quality of the zoo varies from a park without cages to a small roadside zoo with concrete slabs and steel bars" (Zoo: poor prison)

What happens if I tell you that the US criminal justice system is broken? Or, if it becomes a legitimate color job, police work around your skin color. Whether racial discrimination exists in the criminal justice system. There is no other answer. In this article we systematically target people with color and verify and verify that there are racial differences in the criminal justice system through our judicial system. In the spring of 2000, the American Civil Rights Leadership Congress announced a report entitled "Trial - Trials - Ethnic Gaps in US Criminal Justice System". According to reports, the police and criminal justice system are more rigorous in dealing with US colored races than white people. At the same time, even in the survey of the Juvenile Justice System by the Ministry of Justice, the same conclusion concerning treatment of black youth was obtained. Race analysis has gained considerable attention in both studies (see box). Many legal authorities respond again that crime in poor communities is becoming more serious, minorities occupying the majority of these communities. However, according to a survey by the Ministry of Justice, young people of ethnic minority may be imprisoned at twice the rate of whites of the same crime. Arrests, convictions, and penetration of ethnic minorities further encourage racial discrimination and prejudice A recent report by the Civil Rights Leaders Conference shows that "ruling trials: racial differences in the US Criminal Justice System" have the potential to raise rather than settle down in the past few years. The report concludes that the United States has made significant progress in the past half century to ensure that all citizens are handled equally according to the law In the major areas of criminal justice the race gap widens And it seems. Although the criminal law is neutral, it is enforced in a large scale and universally biased form.

Many ethnic and ethnic minorities in the United States are healthy and difficult to gain healthy, as mostly relevant care is often related to human race, economic status and sex. Despite the remarkable progress of the overall health of the population, African Americans who live in North Dakota still face a gap and bear the burden of sickness and death. These differences are thought to be the result of genetic mutation, environmental impact, inadequate access to health care, poor medical quality, poverty and violence, and certain medical practices. Obviously, focusing only on health risks is not useful for correcting differences in African American health. Because the structural factors are primarily health problems and short lives. Tackling healthy social determinants from poverty to building environment, racial discrimination, violence, imprisonment may have a greater impact on black health than risk mitigation programs. ACA expanded its exposure to African Americans, but access to medical and social and cultural barriers for people with unhealthy lifestyles would reduce the differences in health among African Americans The impact on the. Dimensional Approach to Examine the Differences in Health I am using various discriminatory criteria to estimate the difference in health among African Americans. Rather than focusing on ethnic discrimination, think about how everyday discrimination and perception of skin color discrimination affect African-Americans' health. One of the main findings of the current study is that discrimination against daily discrimination is an important element of African-American health, as well as discrimination of skin color of black population is important for African-American health outcome That is a predictor. Therefore, in addition to discrimination against outsiders, Researchers warn that health disparities are small and there are still many things to learn about the relationship between discrimination and African-American health. Two important issues are the reasons for predicting discrimination against African Americans and how this exposure relates to the difference in health outcomes between black populations. Tackling this problem helps to explain not only the internal differences in health but also the differences in health between African Americans and Caucasians. Therefore, research on this issue will definitely make a significant contribution to the understanding of the differences and differences in our ethnic health, and may help to aid new interventions to reduce differences and differences Williams Williams and Mohammed 2013

Medical Difference: According to the US Department of Health and Human Services (2008), which the nurse needs to pay, the US government spent $ 3 billion on federal funding medical planning and programs in 2010. Despite this large amount of funds, the medical gap continues to plague fragile groups in the United States. Differences in health care are defined as differences in morbidity, mortality, prevalence, disease burden, and health hazards occurring in certain populations of the United States (National Institutes of Health, 2010). The difference between health and healthcare represents the difference between health and care among groups. The difference between "health" and "health care" is related to the concept, but it is not a synonym. "Medical difference" means a higher burden of illness, injury, disability or death which a group suffers from other groups. And the quality of care and care used. The difference between health and health care can not be explained, it means a difference in health needs, patient preferences, or changes in recommended treatment. Health inequality and inequality are also used to refer to differences 2, 3. Difference: In the case of healthcare, the term "differences" means differences in accessibility or access to healthcare services and facilities in different groups. This should not be confused with the difference in health condition. Differences in health condition represent different morbidity, mortality, and pain level differences between different populations. These groups are defined by race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or other attributes 1617 Health ecology model: Health ecological approach identifies various environmental factors that affect individual behavior To do. These variables address various variables as there are complex interactions that exist in physical locations, personal attitudes and beliefs, public policy, organizational and social climate, or specific environments Medical intervention is more effective.

The purpose of this article is to introduce readers a cultural competency strategy to improve national health differences. Health problems are increasing rapidly over the years. Different ethnic backgrounds indicate that their health plays an important role in culture and diversity. Health inequality is a disparity between health and care quality, reflecting differences in socio-economic status, ethnic and ethnic backgrounds, and educational standards. These differences are thought to be due to several factors, including access to health care, increased risk of disease from occupational exposure, and increased disease risk due to fundamental genetic, ethnic, or family factors Yes. Provide a clear definition of cultural competencies, determine the importance of cultural competencies in racial and ethnic health differences, and eliminating these differences, and improve health gaps, patient health and health care compliance Kazakhstan's explanation for Kazakhstan The Tford area is an example of a socio-economic comparison, how they are reflected in health inequality, recognize stereotypes and condemnation of victims, and the attitude of personal stereotypes and prejudice Assess and repel general adverse effects. I will explain how to function effectively. A translator who demonstrates confidence in communication and culture mediation skills and determines how they contribute to patient-centered care. 82 The purpose of this article is to introduce readers a cultural competency strategy to improve national health differences. Health problems are increasing rapidly over the years. Different ethnic backgrounds indicate that their health plays an important role in culture and diversity. Health inequality is a disparity between health and care quality, reflecting differences in socio-economic status, ethnic and ethnic backgrounds, and educational standards. These differences are thought to be due to several factors, including access to health care, increased risk of disease from occupational exposure, and increased disease risk due to fundamental genetic, ethnic, or family factors Yes.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Racial difference arrested a homicide including African-American who suspected that 29.23.2% of boys who had racial differences jeopardized the decision of JLWOP, 42.4% of JLWOP decision convicted It was for African Americans. Just half (3.6%) of white juvenile offenders sacrificed to African Americans were sentenced to JWLOP because they were arrested for 6.4% (6.4%) because they killed African Americans. American childhood adolescent psychiatry academy and American psychology association explain the current study on immature brains. In Miller, Judge Kagan pointed out that puberty is characterized as 'mature, impulsive, unable to understand risks and results', limiting the ability of young people to make correct decisions. The text of JLWOP also reveals the reality of racial differences in judgment. The ruling project stated, "Racial discrimination bothered by the decision of JLWOP, 23.2% of the boys suspected of killing white people, but 43.4% of JLWOP's opposition disagreed." African-American crime "If you are accused of a crime of crime, African-American young people receive unreasonable compensation." JLWOP's verdict Race differences at the initial stage of criminal justice handling are fixed at the decision stage. In fact, most of the defendant's change at the time of the judgment comes from legal factors such as claims made or criminal proceedings. Judges believe there is no room to modify discriminatory decisions early on (Klepper, Nagin and Tierney, 1983). Many judges who adopt nonintervention strategies at this stage, even if they recognize that the defendant may prefer the 82nd referee, should be aware that the decision of their own specific judgment is similar to a similar allegation Try to ensure that it is consistent among defendant groups with records. For example, Judge 40 states as follows. "What you can do with personal affairs is as fair as possible and I am very much hoping that your decisions are just and fair." The judges also said they did a clear effort. Explain their personal prejudice How to judge racial differences: situation judgment in criminal justice system -

The problem of educational differences among the various ethnic groups that make up the United States is the subject of long-term research. They believe that the main factor of these differences is the broad range of the theory. Biological and individualist views argue that inherent genetic disadvantages are the cause of these differences. Others considered social forces, arguing that there are inferior and poor cultures that do not allow social progress. The achievement gap in the United States means the difference in the score of the standardized test between the minority students and the white students. This is one of the most worrisome problems related to education in China, unfortunately it has not shrunk much in recent years (Ladson-Billings, 1). There are many individuals and countless organizations working to narrow the achievement gap. Even if there are differences in the test scores, these organizations are still essential for planting confidence in young people, love for learning, and hope for the future. The existence of a achievement gap does not prove that these initiatives and organizations have no impact. Social inequality in income, housing, education, and other factors has a major impact on the physical and mental health of children in the United States. However, there is still a gap in our understanding of the mechanisms that race, ethnicity, or both may affect the child's health outcome and differences. Although there is a relation between racial discrimination and poor physical condition in adults, few studies have investigated the influence of race discrimination on health outcomes of colored race children 4, 6, 16, 17 . Therefore, our understanding of the etiology of health differences and the ability to make prophylactic and intervention programs successful may be limited. Social Inequality and Racial Discrimination: Risk Factors of Color Differences in Children's Health In the United States, health disparities in obesity, diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease and other chronic diseases are expanding. The proportion of population and ethnic minorities such as African American, American Indian, Hispanic / Hispanic, Asian American, Alaska Native, Pacific Islands, etc are increasing. According to the Racial and Ethnic Community Health Approach (REACH) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, non-Hispanic blacks currently have the highest obesity rate (48%), non-Hispanic blacks compared with non-Hispanic whites Have 77% higher risk. Hispanic / Hispanic population increased by 66% and Asian Americans increased by 18%. According to the current US population forecast, it is predicted that by the year 2044 more than half Americans will be a minority. Without targeted preventive intervention, unfair medical expenses for chronic illness will be unsustainable

Introduction When Drew Gilpin Faust was elected as the 28th president of Harvard University in February 2007, a series of news and commentaries came to a new era of higher education management. She is described as "Friendship, Collaboration, Consensus Builder, and Excellent Administrator" and states that changes have taken place not only in the organizational direction of Harvard University but also in the style of leadership (Bornstein 2007, p. twenty one). . Following the publication of Cheryl Sandberg's best-selling book "Lean In: Women, Work and Leadership Will", higher education researchers Kelly Ward and Pamela Eddy applied the content of the book to higher education women did. Meanwhile, the author of gender equality and bust! Leaders receiving higher education on the road to campus said, "Born of the patriarchal tradition, higher education continues to leave women in every place of students, officers, teachers, and sports leaders. Women are consistently being punished by gender (Wenniger and Conroy, 2001: 7) But considering the cultural interpretation that women's roles change drastically and that they have excellent leadership, power and Authority. The transformation of gender equality in the 20th century has not stopped, but it continues (Jackson, 1998). Education is regarded as a fundamental right by the Constitution, but gender gap in education still exists. In primary education, the difference between men and women is not so dominant in secondary education. The United Nations in Zimbabwe insisted that in 2009, 85% of women completed primary education for 80% of men. As of 2010, 48.8% of women receive more than secondary education, but 62% of men receive more than secondary education. Early marriage, ongoing education expenses, and gender violence in secondary schools have increased the rate of women's dropouts in secondary schools. Women are considered to be sources of income from marriage, and families tend to educate their sons to increase their income potential. The lack of female education is associated with developmental risks such as teen pregnancy, HIV and AIDS, poor physical condition, poverty

As the racial / ethnic population of the United States is steadily increasing, the United States still has racial and ethnic differences to deal with. According to the 2001 census, 'Ethnic minorities are increasing rapidly as more than 50% of the population is minority by 2050' (Weech-Maldonado, Al-Amin, Saihi, Salam), 2011). Race and ethnicity should not determine the level of medical care that people receive. Below is a summary of the differences between American race and ethnic health care. "Reduction of burden: Utilization of health care reform to deal with ethnic and ethnic differences in long-term patient care" and "Gap measurement: data collection to promote improvement in difference in health care" We will solve these differences and ensure that all Americans are able to receive the high quality medical treatment they need when needed, regardless of race or ethnicity. "We know that racial and ethnic differences in access to healthcare have a major impact on the racial and ethnic health differences we are seeing today, Including insured - Although it has negative effects, Medicaid is expanding the services of minority ethnic groups of millions, but otherwise you will not be able to join insurance.Racial differences in health and health and Ethnic differences The US Congress instructs the Institute of Medicine (IOM) to investigate the extent of racial and ethnic differences in health management and recommends intervention to eliminate health disparities (IOM - National Academy of Sciences , 2003). International migrant organizations have found consistent evidence in a wide range of health services and diseases, noting that racial and ethnic differences are unacceptable despite the broad historical background. International immigration bodies urge the public to recognize this issue and concrete intercultural training for health professionals. They recommended concrete legal, regulatory and policy interventions to increase access fairness, increase the number of minority health care workers, and strengthen civil rights law enforcement. IOM's recommendations on data collection will help monitor progress in light of the goal of eliminating health disparities based on various treatments for minorities.

The existence and sustainment of spatial differences of unemployment in the national economy, and the continuation of the spatial imbalance in the national economy are central issues in regional economics. According to the literature, the difference in the unemployment rate in the EU region is more persistent in the United States than in the United States, and can be broadly divided into lag and equilibrium discussions. Before explaining the analysis and strength of these discussions it is important to determine the magnitude of the difference between the continuous unemployment rate between the EU and the state of the United States and why this is a problem. Society: In the economy, long-term unemployment increases economic inequality and hinders long-term economic growth. Unemployment wastes resources and creates pressure and distortion of redistribution into the economy. When the unemployment rate is high, the economy does not consume all available resources, especially labor. The unemployment rate also lowers the economic efficiency as unemployed people are also trying to accept employment below their skill level. Individual: For individuals, unemployment increases poverty, exacerbates labor mobility, and affects self-esteem. When individuals are out of work, they can not fulfill their financial obligations. Social unrest and deterioration of conflict are not uncommon during large-scale unemployment. Economists explain unemployment as a condition of unemployment in the economy. Unemployment is a lack of resource use, which will weaken the production of the economy. It can be concluded that the unemployment rate is inversely proportional to economic productivity. The history of unemployment is directly related to the history of industrialization. It leads to workers who are willing to work with unnecessary unemployment. It is worth mentioning that not all people who are unemployed are considered to be unemployed. A lucky man did not intend to work first, so he could not find a job He was officially unemployed, but he was not counted as a unemployed. Therefore, unemployment means workers are willing to find a challenging work. One of the main indicators of the economic health of the country is the unemployment rate. The difficulty of high unemployment can be seen in the difficulty of finding a medium level job. The unemployment rate has an important influence on the nation's economy and is an indicator that clearly shows the health of the economy. For foreign exchange traders it is important to follow the unemployment rate reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on the first Friday of each month as it directly affects the volatility of the Canadian currency. The announcement of many domestic economic data can have a serious impact on the volatility of the Canadian dollar. Monthly, retail sales, labor force research (Canadian unemployment statistics), consumer price index, and industrial price index have been announced. GDP will be announced quarterly. These statistics are very important to explain the stock market, especially the direction of CAD.

Many Americans pretend to be far behind in the era of racial discrimination, but it is clear that there are institutional racial discrimination in this country yet. One way to comply with this system of racial discrimination is to focus on our prison system and how the imprisonment rate is biased toward African Americans. The reason for the difference in the imprisonment rate is controversial, it varies depending on race, but it is the point of history and it is beginning to show the reason for the beginning of the difference. Imprisoned families and children may be imprisoned against discrimination, discrimination against African American students, and compared with white students. Ethnic differences in criminal justice are explained in three ways. Discriminatory participation, personal racial discrimination, and institutional race discrimination. First, African Americans and Hispanics have different crimes - they commit more crimes. Their criminal activity is related to the fact that these groups suffer from poverty and unemployment. Second, some of the contradictions are due to individual police, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, probation officers, parole officers and members of the parole committee. This personal race discrimination includes prejudice and discrimination against black criminals and other ethnic minority members by individual criminal justice authorities. Third, some of the differences may be due to institutional racial discrimination. This racial discrimination occurs as long as there are regulations, classifications, and practices that "different (not equal) impact" ethnic minorities. Racial discrimination has created barriers to independence and medical independence. Despite serious health differences, individuals do not have equal access to high-quality medical ethnically ethnically. In order to understand the influence of racism on health and health, there must be a well-developed knowledge base. The country that has the most extensive knowledge system related to racial discrimination and medical treatment is the United States. In the United States, Caucasians are three times more likely to undergo bypass surgery than non white people. Patients other than Caucasians seeking to attend a special nursing home for the elderly had a longer delay before hospitalization than with white patients. In the case of Hispanic women, doctors are less likely to recommend breast cancer screening than white women. Pneumonia patients other than white people receive fewer hospital services than white patients. Finally, the average population of poor urban blacks and Hispanic communities is 24 per 100,000 people, while the population of white poor communities is 69 per 100,000 people.

Over the past few years, ACHI has maintained a good relationship with the Department of Employment and Welfare (EBD) of Arkansas State Finance and Administration Department. ACHI designed and completed several analysis projects used by EBD in considering the design and management of health plans. In addition, ACHI can use the EBD crowd to simulate the concept of health policy. ACHI will help EBD understand medical changes such as affordable medical laws and advises on health plans and their impact on members. In addition, ACHI will help EBD participate in the Arkansas payment improvement program with emphasis on improving healthcare and quality, reducing program costs, and reducing the members of the EBD program. Medical accessibility and quality in the United States are greatly different. Annual National Health Management Variance Report issued by Healthcare Research and Quality Institute since 2003 documented the differences between race, ethnicity, income, and other population groups and emphasized priority areas of action . The Federal Qualification Health Center (FQHC) is subject to a certain type of public redemption that provides comprehensive primary care and preventive care, regardless of the patient's ability to pay. These centers were originally designed to provide healthcare to disadvantaged groups that are under-served to provide safety net service to uninsured people. Medicaid and CHIP provide public health insurance for certain low-income people. At the local and state level, there are many public and private initiatives. The difference between health and medical care is a long-standing task for the United States. The difference not only leads to inequality, but also limits the ongoing improvement of the quality of care and population health, inviting unnecessary medical expenses. Several measures have been taken to deal with the gap, affordable medical law (ACA) includes measures to promote reduction of the gap. The important step to solving the difference is to identify and document them. This information is necessary to develop and identify interventions and track progress. The data available for measuring the difference has been improved. It is worth noting that ACA requires all federal data collection efforts to obtain information on race, ethnicity, gender, first language and disability status. However, there are still gaps in the data, especially for certain racial and ethnic groups. The following is a summary of the differences between American race and ethnic health care. "Reduction of burden: utilization of health care to cope with ethnic and ethnic differences in long-term patient care" and "Measuring gap: collection of data to promote improvement in health care differences" We will deal with the differences and ensure that all Americans, regardless of race or ethnicity, receive the high-quality medical treatment they need when needed.

Despite the significant progress of global healthcare over the past three years there are strong signs of a big difference between poor countries and rich countries. Therefore, when these women die from postpartum hemorrhage, children suffering from preventable diseases such as pneumonia and diarrhea, or people who step on landmines on old battlefield, cruel that regrettable people must deal with it Reality is shown. Clearly there is no biological reason to explain why people born in Mozambique should have a shorter life expectancy than those born in the United States. Not only life-threatening explosions on a global scale, but also the inequality of health outcomes between wealthy and poor, and between wealthy and poor countries is decreasing rapidly. Over time, the rich (and affluent) countries - even sometimes guaranteed - the advances in medicine and other technologies used spread to people who are not wealthy, and ultimately everyone tends to grow Because there is a merit The above is not to deny the big problem that still exists. Clearly, inequality is very flexible, even even impossible. Fortunately, in terms of health and education, the important part has not expanded but it is shrinking. Given the range of human history, that speed is unprecedented and special. Regarding mental health, there is great inequality between rich and poor countries. In low-income countries, there are only one psychiatrist per 2 million people. The proportion of psychiatrists in rich countries is 170 times higher. A serious lack of mental health experts in low-income countries means that 76% to 85% of mental health patients have never received the care they need. The situation after the disaster may lead to expansion of treatment gap in low-income countries. SAMHSA is one of the leading mental health service providers in the United States and is currently working to make health differences to behavioral medicine acquisition, quality of care, and overall difference in disease incidence, morbidity, morbidity, mortality It is defined as having an impact. Significant difference, or survival rate (definition of work) in a particular population as defined by race and ethnicity compared to the general population. The Female Health Department reviewed the differences in health in the context of gender issues. The National Correction Research Institute focuses on the differences in the health facing the population in correctional systems, such as the high incidence of mental disorders, but there are few opportunities to access high quality mental health services.

Introduction Cancer is a type of disease that is classified by the development of uncontrolled cells. First of all, what is colon cancer? Colon cancer (identified as rectal cancer, colorectal cancer, and intestinal cancer) is a well-known malignancy occurring in the large intestine. Most colon cancers arise from proliferation called polyps in the colon, which may or may not be malignant. The colon colon located in the gastrointestinal tract between the rectum and small intestine. Recent studies on racial and ethnic differences in access to healthcare have become increasingly complex, with recent evidence of confusing variables or other It suppresses the possibility of racial and ethnic differences. Insurance status, health system type, patient income and education, disease severity and stage, comorbidities, hospital types and resources. In these studies, differences still exist, and it is often the case that these variables can not completely explain them. These documents do not provide evidence that medical provider prejudices and stereotypes account for differences, but the difference indicates that the differences can not be "reduced" to patient preferences or other explanations I will. Below is a summary of the differences between American race and ethnic health care. "Reduction of burden: Utilization of health care reform to deal with ethnic and ethnic differences in long-term patient care" and "Gap measurement: data collection to promote improvement in difference in health care" It outlines ways to implement a powerful care approach at a price. We will solve these differences and ensure that all Americans are able to receive the high quality medical treatment they need when needed, regardless of race or ethnicity.

Ethnic differences in the US medical system are common and well documented. Social and economic inequality between ethnic minorities and their white counterparts has resulted in a decrease in life expectancy, an increase in infant mortality, and a deterioration in the overall health status of colored people. Since the population of the country continues to change, if you leave it unresolved, these differences may grow big. "Affordable medical law" includes various provisions aimed at reducing inequality among racially and ethnically alienated groups. Below is a summary of the differences between American race and ethnic health care. "Reduction of burden: Utilization of health care reform to deal with ethnic and ethnic differences in long-term patient care" and "Gap measurement: data collection to promote improvement in difference in health care" We will solve these differences and ensure that all Americans are able to receive the high quality medical treatment they need when needed, regardless of race or ethnicity. Efforts to eliminate racism in medical care are important, but these efforts alone can not eliminate racism in the average life expectancy of the U.S. population. These efforts must be combined with broader policies and partnerships to promote regional health through education, employment, housing and racial equality in the justice system. Better integration of these approaches to reduce racial differences in health care and community health will sustain and accelerate the advancement in the reduction of the ethnic gap of life expectancy and increase the economic value of health and longevity . Prior to this, efforts to combat racial inequality will remain important in medicine as well as many other aspects of American society.

Dental caries can be prevented through community, experts and personal measures. It includes the use of fluoride, topical fluoride and dental sealants for professional uses, and fluoride toothpaste. However, caries are the most common chronic disease in childhood. Dental care is the most common health needs not satisfied among children in the United States and there is a big difference in access to oral hygiene and care. Only one child in five receives Medicaid and they receive qualified preventative oral care. Low-income children with a small number of families have poor health of the oral cavity, few dentists and few protective sealants. Although fluoridation is the most effective measure for prevention of caries, only 62% of the feed water is fluorinated, and the lack of fluorination may have a disproportionate effect on poor people and ethnic minority children there is. Childhood oral diseases have a serious medical and economic impact and may not be understood due to the separation of medicine and dentistry. The possibility of caries, early onset, early intervention is necessary to emphasize preventive oral care in primary pediatric medicine to complement existing dental services. However, many pediatricians lack important knowledge to promote oral health. We are committed to prioritizing Medicaid's early and regular screening, diagnosis and dental care diagnosis, controlled care responsibilities, comprehensive medical and dental professional training, clinical care and research, and national leadership We recommend economic incentives. Health insurance inequality brings about a difference in oral health. In the United States, oral health services are available through the provision of private dental insurance or public funded oral care. Private dental insurance helps prevent the use of preventive oral care and reduces the adverse effects of oral disease. Public oral care fund prevention care, but few qualified people actually receive preventive care. The experiment of Rand Health Insurance provides evidence that oral health of low-income preschool children can be improved by providing free dental treatment. However, even if you join dental insurance, the difference in oral health may not be reduced. Theoretically, in many American Indian and Alaska Native communities, dental treatment can function as a function of tribal status without oral expense. Dental treatment, especially prophylactic dental treatment, is a very important determinant of oral health inequality. Little is known about the broader social and cultural determinants of oral hygiene practices, the values ​​and beliefs of teeth, mouth and face, and the fact that these values, beliefs and practices differ by social and cultural groups Absent. Dental care and dental insurance are not the main determinants of oral health differences. Focusing solely on the provision of dental care services is unlikely to compromise social stratification, differences in power, understanding of different cultures, and the greater influence of their beliefs and practices that contribute to oral health There is. To maintain the health of the oral cavity and benefit from evidence-based technological advancement, while recognizing that expert care must be done throughout the lifetime, expand the scope of the conceptual framework to a new intervention channel Open the door The final result for reducing oral health differences through dental care may not differ from the general health difference task. Many European countries have incorporated healthcare into central national policy with equal access to health care for all members, including dental care. Why can not the US adopt an intensive medical system as one of the richest countries in the world? At the middle / regional level, health insurance is usually provided as part of employment benefits. However, due to the short working hours, many low-income people can not get dental or medical insurance. Distribution of medi

According to a new report issued by the judgment project to the United Nations, there are major ethnic differences in all aspects of the US criminal justice system. The report found discrimination against color people in the country's judicial system, before the trial, judgment, after parole and outside the prison. The informal Criminal Justice Reform Judgment Plan sent a report to the UN Racism Discrimination Agency E. Tendayi Achiume. There are 2 million imprisoned people in the United States - more people than any other country. In 2016, African Americans accounted for 27% of the total population of the United States, accounting for twice the population. The report has attributed these statistics to 'the disproportionate proportion of African Americans and police contacting drugs in particular. More than a quarter of the people arrested for violating drugs in 2015 were African Americans, but the drug usage rate is "there is no big difference between race or ethnic group," he said. The judgment project recommends taking action now to help offset the current situation of the criminal justice system in the United States. As the research shown in this report shows, the cause of racism in the US criminal justice system is complex and persistent. As the research has repeatedly shown, the cumulative impact of racial differences is reflected in the criminal justice system across the country. Believing that the present system has not been influenced by the past obvious racist for centuries, this is a wishful thinking, an implicit, connected to the American consciousness and incorporated into that form It may make the decision maker against racial discrimination blind. By policy This report documented the racial differences at various stages of the US criminal justice system, from arrest to trial and post-judgment prison. In particular, this report emphasizes the race contradictions in the criminal justice system and the results of studies addressing its fundamental causes. The report concludes recommendations on how federal, state and local governments in the United States are working to eliminate racial differences in the criminal justice system and to fulfill the duties under the treaty. According to a new report issued by the judgment project to the United Nations, there are major ethnic differences in all aspects of the US criminal justice system. The report found discrimination in police, pretrial, verdict, post parole and out of jail in the national judicial system for color people. The report has attributed these statistics to 'the disproportionate proportion of African Americans and police contacting drugs in particular. More than a quarter of the people arrested for violating drugs in 2015 were African Americans, but the drug usage rate is "there is no big difference between race or ethnic group," he said.

A dark picture of a low-income uninsured adult dental channel faces the window of opportunity by expanding ACA Medicaid. However, the general assertion from the American Dental Association is that there are not enough dentists to provide care when adults with millions of uninsured insurance subscribe (see Davis et al., 2010). This description is correct, but one thing is not to participate in Medicaid. According to the Journal of Dental Public Health, "Even people who have less than half the number of dentists participating in the public dental insurance program and that may limit the number of services" (Davis et al., 2010) . According to the US Department of Labor Statistics (2013), the annual average daily salary of US dentists in 2013 was $ 164,570. Given the advantageous nature of dentistry it is reasonable and fair to request participation in public programs such as Medicaid. If it turns out that the dentist's shortage can not be overcome, there may be alternatives. Both Alaska and Minnesota are expanding middle-level practitioners of dental labor, known as dental health therapists (Davis et al., 2010). This option increases access to healthcare by increasing the demand of the practitioner at a lower rate. In addition, some dentists choose equality of health over the benefit of personal care. While these alternatives are useful, researchers are aware of the importance of changing the private clinic dental industry to produce sustainable development. Low income children who are not enrolled in dental insurance do not report satisfying dental needs more than private or public dental insurance. The unsatisfied dental needs of low-income uninsured children and private health insurance but children who do not have dental insurance were 13.7% and 12.9%, respectively. The unsatisfactory dental demand rate for low-income children including personal insurance and personal insurance including dental benefits were 7.7% and 8.6%, respectively. A dark picture of a low-income uninsured adult dental channel faces the window of opportunity by expanding ACA Medicaid. However, the general assertion from the American Dental Association is that there are not enough dentists to provide care when adults with millions of uninsured insurance subscribe (see Davis et al., 2010). This description is correct, but one thing is not to participate in Medicaid. According to the Journal of Dental Public Health, "Even people who have less than half the number of dentists participating in the public dental insurance program and that may limit the number of services" (Davis et al., 2010) . According to the US Department of Labor Statistics (2013), the annual average daily salary of US dentists in 2013 was $ 164,570. Given the advantageous nature of dentistry it is reasonable and fair to request participation in public programs such as Medicaid. Western Michigan West Michigan Advanced Dental Day sponsored by the Aged Regional Organization (AAAWM) is the annual event for low income elderly people in Grand Rapids, Michigan and surrounding areas. AAAWM will work with non-profit organizations to identify and invite elderly people based on economic needs. Participants will receive free dental cleaning, X-ray, screening and introduction to the permanent dental clinic. These activities consist of volunteer dental students, instructors of dental schools, dentists, hygienists and dental assistants. Founded in 1981, Nemours SeniorCare is located in Milford, Delaware and Wilmington. In the clinic, services such as vision, hearing, dentistry, etc. are provided for low-income people. Dental services include screening, cleaning, X-ray, filling, extraction, denture and root canal. Adults over 65 years of age residing in Delaware with low income (which must meet income requirements) are entitled to participate in the program. Since its founding, Nemours SeniorCare has provided rare or free treatment to thousands of elderly people in Delaware. This clinic is

Dental care has race, ethnic differences, and disability-related differences, but little is known about the cumulative impact of these two characteristics. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between disability and the combination of race and ethnicity with dental examination, the delay in receiving necessary care and the inability to receive the necessary care in adults of non-facility working age in the United States It was to judge. The authors conducted a cross-sectional analysis of the data from the medical cost group survey from 2002 to 2012, and as a result, 208,548 samples were obtained. Using multivariate logistic regression analysis, including physical, sensory, and cognitive limitations) and race and ethnic relations, and each dependent variable. Other ethnic groups and ethnic groups are less likely to receive a dental check every year than non-Hispanic whites. There are major differences in the number of people with disabilities being considered, those taking the necessary delays, and those who can not receive the necessary care. The combination of the status of people with disabilities and the membership of underprivileged or ethnic group brought about a big difference in all three areas, especially in American Indians, Alaska Native Americans and multiethnic disorders. Among the underestimated ethnic groups and ethnic groups, adults with disabilities living in the area are at a high level that the necessity of dental treatment is delayed and are high, and the possibility of receiving daily examination on a daily basis is It is low. As the United States ages and diversifies, the number of people with disabilities in ethnic groups and ethnic groups where services are not available will increase. The dentist needs to understand the needs of these people and be prepared to meet it. Differences based on culture, ethnicity, ethnicity, gender and gender identity, disability, sexual orientation as well as differences across the health care system also affect the quality and quality of care, and the impact on mental health There is a possibility. We need to position outreach and engagement strategies, treatments and services in individuals, families, and communities. By so doing, individuals and families should be able to access and select evidence-based medical support and effective complementary and alternative services. Dental care has race, ethnic differences, and disability-related differences, but little is known about the cumulative impact of these two characteristics. The aim of this study was to investigate whether the combination of disability and race and ethnicity are due to dental examination, delay in receiving necessary treatment, and not being able to receive the treatment required for adults with non-facility working age in the United States It was to clarify the relevance. The authors conducted a cross-sectional analysis of the data from the medical cost group survey from 2002 to 2012, and as a result, 208,548 samples were obtained. Using multivariate logistic regression analysis, including physical, sensory, and cognitive limitations) and race and ethnic relations, and each dependent variable.