Nurses can help to tailor public health messages about lifestyle change and preventable disease through collaboration with community and faith leaders
The unequal share of preventable disease borne by hard-to-reach minority communities has complex causes and is a major public health challenge. Multiple factors, including culturally inappropriate care models, language differences and a lack of trust, can work together to place particular populations at higher risk of such conditions.
Nursing Standard. 37, 10, 19-21. doi: 10.7748/ns.37.10.19.s11
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