Assessing the Cultural Appropriateness of UPLIFT for African Americans With Epilepsy: A Community Engaged Approach

Assessing the Cultural Appropriateness of UPLIFT for African Americans With Epilepsy: A Community Engaged Approach

<strong>Background:</strong> In trials of Project UPLIFT, a distance-delivered, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy intervention, there was improvement in the mental health of people with epilepsy/seizure disorder. In these trials, however, African Americans have been few. Thus, as this...

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Main Authors: Josalin Hunter-Jones, April Nellum, Elizabeth Olorundare, Candace McCloud, Matthew McCurdy, Robin McGee, Contessa Davis, Nancy Thompson, Rakale Quarells
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Georgia Southern University 2016-07-01
Series:Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association
Subjects:
epilepsy
mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
depression
telephone
qualitative
community advisory board
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/jgpha/vol6/iss1/30

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