Explaining Chronic Illness and Self-Rated Health Among Immigrants of Five Hispanic Ethnicities

Keyphrases

• Immigrants 100%
• Hispanic Ethnicity 100%
• Self-rated Health 100%
• Chronic Illness 100%
• Hispanic Immigrants 66%
• Hispanic 33%
• Linear Regression 33%
• National Health Interview Survey 33%
• Policy Practice 33%
• Immigrant Population 33%
• Cardiovascular Disease 33%
• United States 33%
• Puerto Ricans 33%
• South America 33%
• Social Status 33%
• Social Support 33%
• Diverse Groups 33%
• Logistic Regression 33%
• Hypertension 33%
• Acculturation 33%
• Diabetes 33%
• Illness 33%
• Data Combination 33%
• Certain Factor 33%
• Mexican 33%
• Ethnically Diverse 33%
• Dominicans 33%
• Evidence-based Policy 33%
• Ethnic-specific 33%
• Sociocultural Factors 33%
• Cuban 33%
• Social Lifestyles 33%
• Outcome Association 33%
• Specific Analysis 33%
• Racial/ethnic Groups 33%
• Good Health 33%
• White People 33%
• Diabetes/prediabetes 33%

Psychology

• Immigrant 100%
• Chronic Disorder 100%
• Self-Rated Health 100%
• Linear Regression 33%
• Social Support 33%
• Acculturation 33%
• Ethnic Minority 33%
• Sociocultural Factor 33%
• United States of America 33%
• Hypertension 33%