Exploring Intersectionality Among Latinos Living with HIV: A CHAID Analysis of Health Outcomes and Care Engagement
Examines how intersecting social and structural factors shape engagement in care and viral suppression among Latino adults living with HIV.
Best Practices for Vaccine Uptake for Low-Income Latino 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.
Mental Health Risk and Protection Among First-Generation Latinx Immigrant Youth: A Latent Profile Analysis
Identifies profiles of risk and protective factors that shape mental health for first-generation Latinx immigrant youth.
Forced immigration-related family separation and adverse childhood experiences: effects on mental health among Latinx immigrant youth in the United States
Investigates the mental health impact of forced immigration-related family separation and adverse childhood experiences among first-generation Latinx immigrant youth.
Health Insurance Coverage Predicts Health Care Use Among Latine Immigrants in Two Policy Contexts
Analyzing electronic health records from La Clínica del Pueblo, this study found that years with more insurance coverage led to more medical visits — and that D.C.’s universal health insurance option produced notably better access than neighboring states without it.
Dignity of Work and at Work: The Relationship between Workplace Dignity and Health among Latino Immigrants during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Explores how workplace dignity and pandemic-era work conditions affected health among Latino immigrants.
“What Is the Benefit?”: Perceptions and Preferences for Long-Acting Injectable Antiretroviral Therapy Among People Living With HIV
Explores how people living with HIV perceive long-acting injectable treatments, finding strong interest in reducing daily pill burden but concerns around access, cost, and side effects.
How Nurses Overcome Challenges While Treating Patients with Limited English Proficiency
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.
Type 2 Diabetes – Controlling the Epidemic, Episode 4: Understanding Old and New Therapies for Diabetes
A continuation of NEJM’s series on type 2 diabetes, focused on treatment options and the evolving diabetes care landscape.
Type 2 Diabetes – Controlling the Epidemic, Episode 3: Fostering Patient Engagement and Lifestyle Modifications
A NEJM episode focused on patient engagement and lifestyle modifications as part of controlling the type 2 diabetes epidemic.
Type 2 Diabetes — Controlling the Epidemic (Episode 2 of 4)
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.
Cuando el acceso es la mayor barrera / When Access Is the Main Barrier: Bessie’s Determination to Stay Healthy
A La Clínica del Pueblo patient shares her firsthand experience navigating diabetes care as a Spanish-speaking immigrant — a powerful patient perspective on how access barriers shape health outcomes.
