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A comparison of physical activity and sedentary behaviour in 9–11 year old British Pakistani and White British girls: a mixed methods study
... and White European origin in the UK [35-37] and descriptive data for girls from the Health Survey for England [15] we found that British Pakistani girls were less likely to participate in organised sports ...
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A qualitative study to identify parents’ perceptions of and barriers to asthma management in children from South Asian and White British families
... Families gave a number of reasons for why they chose either to adhere to their medication or to increase or de- crease their use of medicines. Three (21%) White British families described using the ...
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Understanding the consumption of folic acid during preconception, among Pakistani, Bangladeshi and white British mothers in Luton, UK: a qualitative study
... The second sample consisted of Pakistani Bangladeshi and white British bereaved mothers, who were invited to participate in semi-structured face-to-face interviews. These included women who had suffered a ...
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Cosmopolitan nationalism and the cultural reach of the white British
... This data offers an important perspective to contemporary accounts of national identity, especially those concerned with the challenge to apparently settled identities wrought by emerging cultural flows. The ...
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Barriers to early diagnosis of symptomatic breast cancer: a qualitative study of Black African, Black Caribbean and White British women living in the UK
... White British women and second generation Black Caribbean women seemed familiar with breast cancer but often believed they were not at risk of the disease as they had no family history of ...infrequently. ...
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Exploring meanings of illness causation among those severely affected by multiple sclerosis: a comparative qualitative study of Black Caribbean and White British people
... and British Afro-Caribbeans [2] with cancer also notes that suffering during illness and at the end of life is ...predominantly White American, female patient popula- tion with MS, heart disease and ...
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Empowerment and disempowerment: a comparative study of afro caribbean, asian and white British women in their third age
... The original proposal indicated that the research would be located in West and North Yorkshire, drawing on the co-applicants’ existing contacts and networks (especially workers in the voluntary sector, drop in centres, ...
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The limits of social class in explaining ethnic gaps in educational attainment
... associated with higher attainment (4.0 points), as was providing a home computer (2.1 points), a low level of quarrelling with the student (1.7 points), a high level of parental involvement with the school (1.0 point), ...
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Gender differences in beliefs about health: a comparative qualitative study with Ghanaian and Indian migrants living in the United Kingdom
... social pressure to conform to dominant masculine gen- der role norms and that deviation from these norms may lead to gender role conflict [20]. However, mascu- line gender role ideals exist with contextual factors, such ...
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Common mental disorders and ethnicity in England : the EMPIRIC Study
... their White British counterparts, and that this is not explained by greater socio- economic adversity or by differences in smoking or alcohol consumption (Harding & Balarajan, 1996, 2001 ; Kelleher & ...
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Stigma and discrimination experienced by Gay men and African people with HIV
... life. White British Gay and Bisexual men’s residency and citizenship rights, alongside their social participation as members of the ethnic majority mean that they are not affected by the same legislative, ...
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Count me in Results of a national census of inpatients in mental health hospitals and facilities in England and Wales
... The census showed that the way in which an inpatient was referred to mental health services differed between ethnic groups (see tables 5A to 5D). Overall, 17% of inpatients were referred to mental health services by ...
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Who uses NHS Direct? Investigating the impact of ethnicity on the uptake of telephone based healthcare
... For deprivation it was found that the lowest users of NHS Direct had the highest levels of deprivation and the highest users of NHS Direct had the lowest levels of deprivation (White British and Mixed ...
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Results of the 2009 national census of inpatients and patients on supervised community treatment in mental health and learning disability services in England and Wales
... the White British group was 12% lower than average, but was higher than average in the White/Black Caribbean Mixed group by 89%, the Black Caribbean group by 107% and the Other Black group by ...
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University students’ understanding and perceptions of schizophrenia in the UK : a qualitative study
... Sixteen students said they would consult their general practitioner (GP); however, a number of students said this was only due to a lack of alternative options. Many partici- pants, especially of white ...
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BLACK PEOPLE PUSHING BACK THE BOUNDARIES II Key facts on public services and black and minority ethnic people in London
... For all ethnic groups, women are much more likely to work part-time than men, but black and minority ethnic men, with the exception of Indian men, are more likely to work part-time than white British men. ...
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A comparative discourse analysis of the construction of in-groups in the 2005 and 2010 Manifestos of the British National Party
... outnumber white children” in primary schools ...“white British” (ibid.). However, of the twelve references to “white” in the 2010 manifesto, the largest number relate to girls and ...of ...
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A prison around your ankle and a border in every street: theorising law, space and the subject
... as white or non-white requires an understanding of the historical production of Britain as a spatial ...out, British immigration law has long coincided with the crumbling of empire, operating as a ...
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Report on the self reported experience of patients from black and minority ethnic groups
... again, White Irish respondents were similar to the White British baseline group, although they were significantly more likely to say that they had been involved as much as they wanted to be in ...
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A migrant study of pubertal timing and tempo in British Bangladeshi girls at varying risk for breast cancer
... There are limitations that need to be considered when interpreting the findings reported here. First, the com- parison of age at menarche across groups was limited by the small sample size in the older white ...
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