Course Code

LDR

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3905

Faculty/Instructor

Professor Donna Mercado

About the Author

My name is Meriam Naguib. I am study Health Sciences with a track in Health Promotion. I will be graduating this May and continue my journey in the healthcare field. I am very thankful to be a part of the ULEAD program. I have grown and learned so much and I cannot wait to use what I learned as a leader to apply it to the real world.

Abstract, Summary, or Creative Statement

This research project is about health disparities among the largest minority group in the United States, which is the Hispanic/Latino community. This ethnic community offers a rich and deep culture that impacts the United States through new experiences and so much more. However, many individuals suffer from health disparities due to lack of documentation status. Through lack of documentation status, many are not able to receive insurance coverage. This is an issue because the United states healthcare field is very costly and require individuals receiving that care to have insurance to help cover the cost. This research will dive deeper into understanding how this is a huge issue to this community and ways to help solve this issue.

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Health Disparities

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Health Disparities Among Hispanic/Latino Community

This research project is about health disparities among the largest minority group in the United States, which is the Hispanic/Latino community. This ethnic community offers a rich and deep culture that impacts the United States through new experiences and so much more. However, many individuals suffer from health disparities due to lack of documentation status. Through lack of documentation status, many are not able to receive insurance coverage. This is an issue because the United states healthcare field is very costly and require individuals receiving that care to have insurance to help cover the cost. This research will dive deeper into understanding how this is a huge issue to this community and ways to help solve this issue.

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