The Experiences of Rural Areas and Culture of Minority Groups

The experience of various groups in rural areas is very important for research on rural geography itself. In particular, the experiences of young people and travelers, often referred to as "other people", in order to provide a different perspective on country spaces and culture than the general "productive" and "peaceful" cultural aspects It is important. However, since they are minority groups and "different" from "ordinary" majority, young people and travelers have experienced a great stereotype from rural culture.

It is important to recognize that the elderly in Europe is a diverse group that responds to a variety of environments, cultures and situations. Ethnic ethnic groups in Eastern Europe, immigrants from other continents, and rural areas in distant areas have distinctive characteristics. Therefore, the intervention must adapt to the needs and circumstances of the region. For example, we will introduce patients' health problems (such as Internet access from support groups and public libraries) and regional services that help manage the location where continuous information can be obtained.

Americans living in rural areas are different indigenous peoples with interaction of culture and health literacy skills. Rural populations have a negative impact on health in a variety of areas, such as accidental injuries, oral health, poisoning, mental health, and access to care (Gamm, Hutchison, Dabney and Dorsey, 2003). Like ethnic minority ethnic groups, most rural residents are Caucasian, non-Hispanic and English, but previously they were lower than the average educational background and basic literacy rate and because of limited access barriers Relevant experience

Nearly 20% of the population of the United States live in rural areas. The challenges faced by rural residents are quite different from those in urban areas. The rural population is often unable to receive adequate service and experiences significant health and behavioral health differences. The long-term shortage of behavioral medical service providers in rural areas has restricted access to services. Mental health first aid can deal with these differences by improving mental health literacy among major community members (ie knowledge and beliefs that help identify, manage and prevent mental disorders). Support Network