Procuring Health: Experiences of Mexican Immigrant Women in Rural Midwestern Communities

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Thematic study examining health outcomes, perceptions of health, and health promotion for first-generation Mexican immigrant women living in rural Midwestern communities. Compiles data drawn from interviews with 15 women held in 2012, including education, household information, health screening, health issues, transportation, and other data points. Discusses health disparities for Latino populations, the growth of Latino populations in the Midwest, the economic contribution of Latino immigrants to rural communities, and the role of Latina women in family health.

Kimberly Greder and Angelica Reina

Qualitative Health Research, 29(9), 1334-1344

12/2018

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Culture and cultural competency · Health disparities · Hispanic or Latino · Immigrants · Statistics and data · Wellness, health promotion, and disease prevention · Women