Cultural reflexivity in health research and practice.

Volume: 105, Pages: 403 - 408
Published: Jun 3, 2015
Abstract
Recent public health movements have invoked cultural change to improve health and reduce health disparities. We argue that these cultural discourses have sometimes justified and maintained health inequalities when those with power and authority designated their own social practices as legitimate and healthy while labeling the practices of marginalized groups as illegitimate or unhealthy. This “misrecognition,” which creates seemingly objective...
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Cultural reflexivity in health research and practice.
Published Date
Jun 3, 2015
Volume
105
Pages
403 - 408
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