William Donlan
Biographic Data
| ID | 4157727 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Donlan |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Donlan |
| SIGNATURE | DONLAN W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Portland State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Public Housing With Services for Older Adults With Developmental Disabilities
This study examined the efficacy of a culturally responsive housing with services model for Asian-American older adults and persons with developmental disabilities separately, and with both for an interaction effect. Study participants, including 278 Whites and 75 Asian Americans, lived in 10 properties of public housing with services in Portland, OR. All Asian-American participants (except four) were immigrants from China, Korea, and Vietnam, an…
Learning to Navigate the New World
Korean-American immigrant parents participated in one of four focus groups addressing their parental expectations and challenges. While Korean-immigrant parents differed in level of identification with U.S. culture, they retained much of their Korean cultural identities. Findings demonstrate the complex nature of parental expectations and challenges. Challenges went beyond the obvious difficulties with a new language, as feelings of hopelessness …
Fear of Deportation is not Associated with Medical or Dental Care Use Among Mexican-Origin Farmworkers Served by a Federally-Qualified Health Center—Faith-Based Partnership
Cultural and Social Determinants of Health among Indigenous Mexican Migrants in the United States
Despite growing numbers, indigenous Mexican migrants are relatively invisible to health practitioners who group them with nonindigenous, mestizo Mexican-origin populations. Associations between indigenous and mestizo cultural identifications with psychosocial characteristics and health indicators among indigenous Mexican migrants were examined. Results revealed gender differences in cultural identifications, perceived discrimination, self-esteem,…
The meaning of community-based care for frail Mexican American elders
A qualitative, collective case study research design integrated in-depth interviewing and participant observation to identify how a theoretically sampled collection of frail Mexican American elders socially constructed the meaning of community-based care they received. Analysis revealed extensive variance in how Mexican American cultural identity systems attribute meaning to the eldercare context. The strong intertwined presence of cultural theme…
Screening for Depression among Indigenous Mexican Migrant Farmworkers Using the Patient Health Questionnaire–9
U.S. farmworkers include growing numbers of individuals from indigenous, pre-Columbian communities in southern Mexico with distinctive languages and cultures. Given the high stress these farmworkers experience in their challenging work environments, they are very susceptible to depression and other mental and emotional health disorders. The present study explores the Spanish version of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) as a screen for th…
Corazón de Aztlan
Family interactional theory, primary socialization theory, the social developmental model, and differential acculturation theory inform a conceptual framework explaining Latina/o adolescent substance use. Structural equation modeling is used to empirically test structural relationships constituting risk and protective factors, as well as the influence of participation in Corazón de Aztlan (“Heart of My People”), a culturally competent substance u…
Health Care for the Poor
This article develops a state-culture model for conceptualizing state-level policy formation. The model is then tested through an examination of the interrelationship between political party control and the degree of state and regional support for indigent health care. ANCOVA and ANOVA are conducted on empirical indicators to test whether states with higher levels of expressed support for Democratic Party ideology will have higher levels of total…
Cultural and Social Determinants of Health among Indigenous Mexican Migrants in the United States
Despite growing numbers, indigenous Mexican migrants are relatively invisible to health practitioners who group them with nonindigenous, mestizo Mexican-origin populations. Associations between indigenous and mestizo cultural identifications with psychosocial characteristics and health indicators among indigenous Mexican migrants were examined. Results revealed gender differences in cultural identifications, perceived discrimination, self-esteem,…
Screening for Depression among Indigenous Mexican Migrant Farmworkers Using the Patient Health Questionnaire–9
U.S. farmworkers include growing numbers of individuals from indigenous, pre-Columbian communities in southern Mexico with distinctive languages and cultures. Given the high stress these farmworkers experience in their challenging work environments, they are very susceptible to depression and other mental and emotional health disorders. The present study explores the Spanish version of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) as a screen for th…
Public Housing With Services for Older Adults With Developmental Disabilities
This study examined the efficacy of a culturally responsive housing with services model for Asian-American older adults and persons with developmental disabilities separately, and with both for an interaction effect. Study participants, including 278 Whites and 75 Asian Americans, lived in 10 properties of public housing with services in Portland, OR. All Asian-American participants (except four) were immigrants from China, Korea, and Vietnam, an…
Learning to Navigate the New World
Korean-American immigrant parents participated in one of four focus groups addressing their parental expectations and challenges. While Korean-immigrant parents differed in level of identification with U.S. culture, they retained much of their Korean cultural identities. Findings demonstrate the complex nature of parental expectations and challenges. Challenges went beyond the obvious difficulties with a new language, as feelings of hopelessness …
Health Care for the Poor
This article develops a state-culture model for conceptualizing state-level policy formation. The model is then tested through an examination of the interrelationship between political party control and the degree of state and regional support for indigent health care. ANCOVA and ANOVA are conducted on empirical indicators to test whether states with higher levels of expressed support for Democratic Party ideology will have higher levels of total…
Corazón de Aztlan
Family interactional theory, primary socialization theory, the social developmental model, and differential acculturation theory inform a conceptual framework explaining Latina/o adolescent substance use. Structural equation modeling is used to empirically test structural relationships constituting risk and protective factors, as well as the influence of participation in Corazón de Aztlan (“Heart of My People”), a culturally competent substance u…
Health Care for the Poor
This article develops a state-culture model for conceptualizing state-level policy formation. The model is then tested through an examination of the interrelationship between political party control and the degree of state and regional support for indigent health care. ANCOVA and ANOVA are conducted on empirical indicators to test whether states with higher levels of expressed support for Democratic Party ideology will have higher levels of total…
Screening for Depression among Indigenous Mexican Migrant Farmworkers Using the Patient Health Questionnaire–9
U.S. farmworkers include growing numbers of individuals from indigenous, pre-Columbian communities in southern Mexico with distinctive languages and cultures. Given the high stress these farmworkers experience in their challenging work environments, they are very susceptible to depression and other mental and emotional health disorders. The present study explores the Spanish version of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) as a screen for th…
The meaning of community-based care for frail Mexican American elders
A qualitative, collective case study research design integrated in-depth interviewing and participant observation to identify how a theoretically sampled collection of frail Mexican American elders socially constructed the meaning of community-based care they received. Analysis revealed extensive variance in how Mexican American cultural identity systems attribute meaning to the eldercare context. The strong intertwined presence of cultural theme…
Fear of Deportation is not Associated with Medical or Dental Care Use Among Mexican-Origin Farmworkers Served by a Federally-Qualified Health Center—Faith-Based Partnership
Cultural and Social Determinants of Health among Indigenous Mexican Migrants in the United States
Despite growing numbers, indigenous Mexican migrants are relatively invisible to health practitioners who group them with nonindigenous, mestizo Mexican-origin populations. Associations between indigenous and mestizo cultural identifications with psychosocial characteristics and health indicators among indigenous Mexican migrants were examined. Results revealed gender differences in cultural identifications, perceived discrimination, self-esteem,…
Learning to Navigate the New World
Korean-American immigrant parents participated in one of four focus groups addressing their parental expectations and challenges. While Korean-immigrant parents differed in level of identification with U.S. culture, they retained much of their Korean cultural identities. Findings demonstrate the complex nature of parental expectations and challenges. Challenges went beyond the obvious difficulties with a new language, as feelings of hopelessness …
Public Housing With Services for Older Adults With Developmental Disabilities
This study examined the efficacy of a culturally responsive housing with services model for Asian-American older adults and persons with developmental disabilities separately, and with both for an interaction effect. Study participants, including 278 Whites and 75 Asian Americans, lived in 10 properties of public housing with services in Portland, OR. All Asian-American participants (except four) were immigrants from China, Korea, and Vietnam, an…
Medicine (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Ethnic group (4 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Racial and Ethnic Identity Research (4 works) · Immigration (3 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (3 works) · Public health (3 works)