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Examines how intersecting social and structural factors shape engagement in care and viral suppression among Latino adults living with HIV.
Investigates the mental health impact of forced immigration-related family separation and adverse childhood experiences among first-generation Latinx immigrant youth.
Identifies profiles of risk and protective factors that shape mental health for first-generation Latinx immigrant youth.
Explores how workplace dignity and pandemic-era work conditions affected health among Latino immigrants.
Examines how intersecting social and structural factors shape engagement in care and viral suppression among Latino adults living with HIV.
Drawing on insights from La Clínica’s Promotores de Salud, this white paper identifies the most effective messaging, outreach, and access strategies for vaccination campaigns in low-income Latino immigrant communities — including the critical role of culturally trusted community health workers.
Identifies profiles of risk and protective factors that shape mental health for first-generation Latinx immigrant youth.
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PBS NewsHour features La Clínica del Pueblo nurses and staff to illustrate how language barriers in healthcare lead to worse outcomes — and how bilingual, bicultural care can make all the difference.
A continuation of NEJM’s series on type 2 diabetes, focused on treatment options and the evolving diabetes care landscape.
A NEJM episode focused on patient engagement and lifestyle modifications as part of controlling the type 2 diabetes epidemic.
La Clínica del Pueblo's Suyanna Linhales Barker joins NEJM for a video series exploring the diabetes epidemic and what it takes to bring effective, equitable care to underserved communities.
Drawing on insights from La Clínica's Promotores de Salud, this white paper identifies the most effective messaging, outreach, and access strategies for vaccination campaigns in low-income Latino immigrant communities — including the critical role of culturally trusted community health workers.
Using a community-based participatory methodology, this report identifies the key health barriers — mental health, chronic disease, immigration status, language, and food insecurity — facing La Clínica del Pueblo's patient population, and offers concrete policy and practice recommendations for addressing them.
Lessons from La Clínica del Pueblo’s work to assess and strengthen cross-sector partnerships supporting community health.
Policy-focused discussion of social needs, partnerships, referrals, and payment mechanisms to support diabetes care and outcomes.
Examines community health action as a pathway for strengthening individual and community resilience among Latinx immigrants.
Describes a Latino community health center model to optimize resources and improve HIV service delivery and outcomes.
An in-depth organizational case study tracing La Clínica del Pueblo's founding in 1983 through 2007, based on interviews with 160 staff, patients, board members, and partners — examining how the organization maintained its community-centered mission through decades of growth and change.
