To improve accessibility, cultural applicability and patient engagement in PCBH with the Hispanic/Latinx population of HSO. Demographic data will be collected from Hispanic HSO patients, patients that are seen for BHC services, and the amount of visits they have been seen. Exploration of the somatization of mental health concerns in Hispanic patients and recognition of cultural context and stigma of mental health. Providing translated and culturally appropriate BHC materials for patients, as well as having the availability of both Hispanic/Latinx male and female providers with varying Spanish fluency to provide optimal care.
Michael Bruner, HealthSource of Ohio Michael Bruner PsyD
Annaliet Delgado-Rodriguez, Student, HealthSource of Ohio Annaliet Delgado-Rodriguez MA
Jose Polanco, Behavioral Health Consultant - Doctoral Student, HealthSource of Ohio Jose Polanco MA, MEd
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