Sana Loue
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 226461 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sana Loue |
| NOMBRES | Sana |
| APELLIDO | Loue |
| FIRMA | LOUE S |
| AFILIACIONES | Case Western Reserve University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0299-4064 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 50 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 4 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Logistical and Ethical Challenges in the Provision of Kidney Care to Immigrants
Health Disparities and Hormone Therapy Prescribing for Early, Peri-, and Postmenopausal Women
Government Obligations and the Negative Right to a Healthy Urban Environment
Urban development often generates noise and light pollution, reduces green space, produces heat islands, and increases population density that can exacerbate crime, disease transmission, anxiety, and stress. This article argues that individuals and communities have rights to not have their space impinged upon by urban plans, designs, or development. This negative right means governments have ethical obligations to develop infrastructure that miti…
Trust in Medical Research
Events such as the Tuskegee syphilis study shaped how the public perceives and trusts medical research globally. However, few studies have examined trust in medical research in developing countries. We tested the hypothesis that levels of trust may be lower among community members compared to hospitalized persons in Uganda. We enrolled 296 participants in rural northern Uganda, and 148(50%) were from the community, 192(65%) were female. Mean leve…
The Comprehensive Guide to Interdisciplinary Veterinary Social Work
Diversity, Cultural Humility, and the Helping Professions
Comprehensive Guide to Interdisciplinary Veterinary Social Work
Diversity, Cultural Humility, and the Helping Professions
The New Wallet Biopsy and Involuntary Patient Transfers Abroad
The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act in 1986 was intended to bring an end to incidents of “patient dumping.” However, due to the conflation of various federal legislative provisions, hospitals faced with the prospect of long‐term unreimbursed care of an immigrant patient, whether legally present in the United States or not, are in some cases having such patients transported to another country. These transfers are often being effec…
Teaching Vulnerability in Research
This article reports the outcomes of qualitative research on the teaching of "vulnerability in research" undertaken with principal investigators of international bioethics training programs funded by the Fogarty International Center of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) of the United States. To properly contextualize this research, we begin with an overview of the various ways in which vulnerability has been conceptualized both by writers an…
HIV-Risk Related Attitudes and Behaviors Among Older Impoverished Women Living in Puerto Rico
Understanding Theology and Homosexuality in African American Communities
Understanding Theology and Homosexuality in African-American Communities focuses specifically on helping mental professionals understand the scriptural and historical bases for the negative stance of some African American churches towards same-sex relations, and how that understanding is relevant within the context of mental health care. It provides a summary of the relevant professional literature and examples from clinical practice and/or resea…
Identifying Gaps in the Cultural Competence/Sensitivity Components of an Undergraduate Medical School Curriculum
The Impact of a Research Ethics Training Program
Case Western Reserve University's (CWRU) Training Program in International Research Ethics, funded by the Fogarty International Center, has been ongoing in Romania since 2000. The program consists of multiple components: a U.S.- based MA degree program for long-term trainees, Romania-based short courses, a U.S.-based opportunity for mid-and senior-level personnel to develop collaborative writing or research projects and present lectures, and a ne…
Handbook of Immigrant Health
Building Research Ethics Capacity in Post-Communist Countries
The post-Communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia are at various stages of development with respect to their capacity to protect human research participants. We examined the impact of two Fogarty-funded programs in this region, the Union Graduate College-Vilnius University Advanced Certificate Program and the Case Western Reserve University Master's Degree Program, by surveying these programs' graduates and by examining …
Mentoring International Research Ethics Trainees
Mentoring is an important component of training in the basic and clinical sciences due to the increasing complexities associated with establishing a career. Data relating to 466 long-term trainees in research ethics training programs were obtained from the Fogarty International Center's database. Data were supplemented with survey data (n = 17) and telephone interviews (n = 10) of the 21 principal investigators whose programs offered long-term tr…
Is There a Universal Understanding of Vulnerability? Experiences with Russian and Romanian Trainees in Research Ethics
Vulnerability of participants in research and the provision of special protections for vulnerable research participants are key concepts in research ethics. Despite international consensus requiring special protections for vulnerable research participants, both the concept of vulnerability and the nature and adequacy of strategies to reduce vulnerability remain vague and, consequently, are subject to varying interpretations. We report on observat…
Encyclopedia of Immigrant Health
Encyclopedia of immigrant health
Parentally Mandated Religious Healing for Children
Significant controversy surrounds individuals' reliance on religious healing approaches to the treatment of illness, particularly when such efforts focus on the provision of care for children. These approaches, rooted in organized religions and their theologies, encompass a wide range of practices, ranging from prayer, meditation, and the laying on of hands, to exorcism, speaking in tongues, Spiritism, shamanic intervention, and various rituals o…
HIV Sexual Risk Behaviors and Multilevel Determinants Among Male Labor Migrants from Tajikistan
Trauma Exposure, PTSD, and HIV Sexual Risk Behaviors among Labor Migrants from Tajikistan
Substance Use and HIV Risk in a Sample of Severely Mentally Ill Puerto Rican Women
Sexualities and Identities of Minority Women
Community and family approaches to combating the radicalization and recruitment of Somali-American youth and young adults
Between late 2007 and autumn 2008, an estimated 18 or more Somali-American adolescent boys and young men living in the Minneapolis area secretly left their homes and flew to Somalia to join militant extremist training camps run by the Al Shabaab extremist organization. Political instability in Somalia, the 2006 Ethiopian invasion, social difficulties in US refugee communities, family instability, and local networks, all adeptly exploited by extre…
Is There a Universal Understanding of Vulnerability? Experiences with Russian and Romanian Trainees in Research Ethics
Vulnerability of participants in research and the provision of special protections for vulnerable research participants are key concepts in research ethics. Despite international consensus requiring special protections for vulnerable research participants, both the concept of vulnerability and the nature and adequacy of strategies to reduce vulnerability remain vague and, consequently, are subject to varying interpretations. We report on observat…
Intimate Partner Violence Victimization and Perpetration by Puerto Rican Women with Severe Mental Illnesses
Spirituality, Coping, and HIV Risk and Prevention in a Sample of Severely Mentally Ill Puerto Rican Women
The Impact of a Research Ethics Training Program
Case Western Reserve University's (CWRU) Training Program in International Research Ethics, funded by the Fogarty International Center, has been ongoing in Romania since 2000. The program consists of multiple components: a U.S.- based MA degree program for long-term trainees, Romania-based short courses, a U.S.-based opportunity for mid-and senior-level personnel to develop collaborative writing or research projects and present lectures, and a ne…
Building Research Ethics Capacity in Post-Communist Countries
The post-Communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia are at various stages of development with respect to their capacity to protect human research participants. We examined the impact of two Fogarty-funded programs in this region, the Union Graduate College-Vilnius University Advanced Certificate Program and the Case Western Reserve University Master's Degree Program, by surveying these programs' graduates and by examining …
Mentoring International Research Ethics Trainees
Mentoring is an important component of training in the basic and clinical sciences due to the increasing complexities associated with establishing a career. Data relating to 466 long-term trainees in research ethics training programs were obtained from the Fogarty International Center's database. Data were supplemented with survey data (n = 17) and telephone interviews (n = 10) of the 21 principal investigators whose programs offered long-term tr…
Body Image and Eating Disturbance in African-American Men Who Have Sex with Men
Research related to eating and body image disturbance in males has focused almost exclusively on Caucasian men. This preliminary study examined the prevalence of disturbed eating and body image symptomatology in a highly understudied and difficult to assess population-African-American men (n = 18) who have sex with men. Nineteen percent of the sample scored above clinical cut offs for possible eating disorders with 25% of the sample endorsing occ…
I Don't Know Who I Am
We examine interviews from a qualitative study designed to examine HIV perceptions, risk, and risk management among Puerto Rican women who have sex with women (WSW) and who also have been diagnosed with major depression, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia. These women's stories challenge both the lesbian and the Latino communities to reexamine how and why they claim individuals as their own and they similarly challenge professional communities, i…
Forging Alliances to Bridge the Research-policy Gap
A pilot study of HIV-infected immigrants
A pilot study of HIV-infected immigrants. S Loue, and S OppenheimCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.83.2.286 Published Online: October 07, 2011
"Clarifying the legal definition of "undocumented aliens
Clarifying the legal definition of "undocumented aliens". S Loue, and J FoerstelCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.84.6.1032 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Assessing immigration status and eligibility for publicly funded medical care
OBJECTIVES: After reviewing the requirements for establishing a legal presence in the United States and securing health care services under Medicaid and Medicare, this article reports on a questionnaire developed to determine patients' documentation status and eligibility for publicly funded medical care. METHODS: The questionnaire was developed based on an integration of the relevant provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act and the Soci…
A Pilot Study of Immigration Status, Homosexual Self-Acceptance, Social Support, and HIV Reduction in High Risk Asian and Pacific Islander Men
Frequently Asked Questions about Immigration and Health
The Effect of Immigration and Welfare Reform Legislation on Immigrants' Access to Health Care, Cuyahoga, and Lorain Counties
HIV Prevention Among Detained Immigrants
Penile Marbles and Potential Risk of HIV Transmission
HIV Knowledge Among a Sample of Puerto Rican and Mexican Men and Women
Locus of Control and HIV Risk Among a Sample of Mexican and Puerto Rican Women
Forging Alliances to Bridge the Research-policy Gap
Welfare and Immigration Reform and Use of Prenatal Care Among Women of Mexican Ethnicity in San Diego, California
Section I
Assessing Race, Ethnicity and Gender in Health
Spirituality, Coping, and HIV Risk and Prevention in a Sample of Severely Mentally Ill Puerto Rican Women
I Don't Know Who I Am
We examine interviews from a qualitative study designed to examine HIV perceptions, risk, and risk management among Puerto Rican women who have sex with women (WSW) and who also have been diagnosed with major depression, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia. These women's stories challenge both the lesbian and the Latino communities to reexamine how and why they claim individuals as their own and they similarly challenge professional communities, i…
Community health advocacy
Competing health needs of diverse populations and ever shrinking resources available to support these needs often serve as the impetus for the initiation of advocacy efforts to improve community health. However, perceptions of what constitutes a community differ, as do approaches to advocacy itself. This glossary addresses five key questions: (1) What is advocacy?; (2) What is meant by community?; (3) What are the different approaches to communit…
Research with Severely Mentally Ill Latinas
Auditory and visual hallucinations in a sample of severely mentally ill Puerto Rican women
The content, interpretation, and structure of hallucinations experienced by individuals with severe mental illness are influenced by the culture of the individuals who experience them. We analyzed the content of visual and auditory hallucinations of 53 Puerto Rican women in northeastern Ohio with a diagnosis of a severe mental illness (SMI) who were participating in a study of HIV risk among Hispanic women with SMI. Compared to non-hallucinators,…
Preliminary Evidence for the Integration of Music into HIV Prevention for Severely Mentally Ill Latinas
The transformative power of metaphor in therapy
Sexualities and Identities of Minority Women
Comparing Two Approaches to Acquiring HIV-Risk Data from Puerto Rican Women with Severe Mental Illness
Community and family approaches to combating the radicalization and recruitment of Somali-American youth and young adults
Between late 2007 and autumn 2008, an estimated 18 or more Somali-American adolescent boys and young men living in the Minneapolis area secretly left their homes and flew to Somalia to join militant extremist training camps run by the Al Shabaab extremist organization. Political instability in Somalia, the 2006 Ethiopian invasion, social difficulties in US refugee communities, family instability, and local networks, all adeptly exploited by extre…
Intimate Partner Violence Victimization and Perpetration by Puerto Rican Women with Severe Mental Illnesses
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