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Contextual Barriers. Overview. To better understand SEAA refugees’ underutilization of professional American mental health services, most researchers have focused on the influence of cultural differences (Xxxx & Xxxx, 2007). Therefore, there are few studies about service utilization in terms of how physical and structural/contextual barriers impact the initiation and engagement of these services. Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxxx (2011, March) contended that contextual barriers to seeking mental healthcare are likely more associated with social class than to culture. Difficulty Navigating the American Healthcare System, including Mental Healthcare. In Um’s (2014) study, SEAA refugees described the overall American healthcare system as confusing and complicated. Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxxx (2011, March) concluded from their study findings that there is a perceived opportunity cost involved, given the amount of time that is needed to initially go and then return for follow-up. SEAA study subjects described working multiple jobs to take care of their families with limited time to avail themselves of these services (2011, March). Xxxxxx and colleagues (2008) commented that some local assistance programs provide community health navigators to help refugees steer through the overall healthcare system in a more timely and effective manner. Unfortunately, the number of programs providing such assistance have drastically decreased through the decades due to limited resources (2008). Geographic Inaccessibility of Healthcare Services/Lack of Transportation. In Xxxx and colleagues’ (2010, June) interviews within the Hmong community in Washington state, key informants flagged lack of transportation as one of the most insurmountable barriers in accessing any healthcare service. Because many Hmong families do not own a car nor know how to drive, the key informants suggested that mental healthcare professionals need to provide reliable transportation options to make their services more accessible. Otherwise, often without much English language capabilities, SEAAs cannot successfully navigate alternative public transportation (2010, June). Limited Healthcare Insurance Coverage. Results from the 2010 U.S. Census (2011- 2013) showed that approximately 21% of Cambodians, 19% of Laotians, and 16% of Hmong Americans had no health insurance. The lack of health insurance and the cost of mental health services create common barriers for SEAAs’ accessibility to mental healthcare services. Co-pays for those who do have i...
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