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The Typologies of Mental Health, Addiction, and Problem Gambling Systems Integration in Ontario
Healthcare systems around the world have evolved and become complex for governments to manage with cost and navigation ramifications for patients. As a result, many countries have taken steps to integrate thei...
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Social Exclusion and Marginalization of Mental Illness in Ghana
This chapter examines challenges related to stigma, discrimination, and inclusivity faced by individuals diagnosed with mental illness in Ghana. The chapter discusses the impact of social, religious, and cultu...
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Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Responses on Persons with Disabilities Including Psychosocial Disabilities in the Global South: The Case of Ghana
There is evidence that persons with disabilities (PWDs) continue to encounter barriers globally; such barriers impede their participation and inclusion in society. In develo** countries such as Ghana, the ef...
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Social Exclusion and Marginalization of Mental Illness in Ghana
This chapter examines challenges related to stigma, discrimination, and inclusivity faced by individuals diagnosed with mental illness in Ghana. The chapter discusses the impact of social, religious, and cultu...
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Great Expectations: Perspectives of Young West African Immigrant Men Transitioning to the Canadian Labour Market Without Postsecondary Education
This article employs a life course perspective to examine the life experiences—expectations, disappointments and second chances—of young men from West African immigrant families who did not complete postsecond...
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“Family Is Everyone Who Comes Through the Doors of Our Home”: West African Concepts of Family Bridging the North-South Divide in the Diaspora
Some cultures, such as those belonging to the Global North, may place emphasis on individual well-being within the family system, while other cultures, such as those in the Global South, tend to view the famil...
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Stigma, Discrimination, and Social Exclusion of the Mentally Ill: the Case of Ghana
The authors examine treatment and society’s perception of mental illness through the lenses of stigma, discrimination and social exclusion, and human rights. We argue that being diagnosed with mental illness i...
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Open AccessCommunity treatment orders and the experiences of ethnic minority individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness in the Canadian mental health system
The prevalence of Community Treatment Orders (CTOs) in the Western world has generated considerable discussion regarding best practices in the outpatient treatment of the seriously mentally ill. Although probl...