Factors leading African Americans and black caribbeans to use social work services for treating mental and substance use disorders

Keyphrases

• African American 100%
• Black African 100%
• Black Caribbean 100%
• Social Work Services 100%
• Mental Health 66%
• Mental Health Services 66%
• Insurance Coverage 66%
• College Graduates 66%
• Dual Diagnosis 66%
• Social Work Education 33%
• Social Work 33%
• Demographic Characteristics 33%
• Social Structural Factors 33%
• Need for Services 33%
• College Education 33%
• Family Resources 33%
• Increasing Age 33%
• Perceived Need 33%
• Service Use 33%
• Perceived Stigma 33%
• Multinomial Logistic Regression 33%
• Belief Systems 33%
• Welfare Payments 33%
• Female Gender 33%
• Social Work Intervention 33%
• Treatment Use 33%
• Inpatient Treatment 33%
• National Data 33%

Psychology

• Physical Dependence 100%
• Mental Health Service 50%
• Education 50%
• Mental Health 50%
• Family Resource 25%
• Multinomial Logistic Regression 25%
• Demographic Characteristic 25%
• Belief System 25%
• Racial Discrimination 25%

Social Sciences

• Ethnic Discrimination 25%