2 COVID-19, HEALTH INEQUALITIES AND THE LIVED EXPERIENCE OF BRITISH MUSLIMS

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Figures and Tables viii
4. Notes on Contributors x
5. Foreword xvi
6. PART 1 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND DEBATES
7. 1 BRITISH MUSLIMS, ETHNICITY AND HEALTH INEQUALITIES: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND DEBATES 3
8. 2 COVID-19, HEALTH INEQUALITIES AND THE LIVED EXPERIENCE OF BRITISH MUSLIMS 19
9. 3 GENDERED HEALTH INEQUALITIES AND BRITISH MUSLIM WOMEN: AN INTERSECTIONAL APPROACH AND ANALYSIS 47
10. 4 RELEVANCE OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES USED IN HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY FOR BRITISH MUSLIMS: AN EPISTEMOLOGICAL CRITIQUE ON THE COLONISATION OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION 74
11. PART 2 CLINICAL CARE
12. 5 GENETIC HEALTH IN BRITISH MUSLIM POPULATIONS: ANALYSIS OF CONSANGUINITY, INTERVENTIONS AND SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXTS 103
13. 6 CARING FOR MUSLIM PATIENTS AND FAMILIES AT THE END OF LIFE: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ANALYSING THE PERSPECTIVES OF SERVICE USERS AND PROVIDERS 124
14. 7 DEMENTIA AMONGST MUSLIM COMMUNITIES IN THE UK 147
15. 8 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ABUSE: IMPACT ON HEALTH OF BRITISH MUSLIM WOMEN AND FACTORS AFFECTING ACCESS TO HEALTH 161
16. 9 MEDICAL ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN OVERSEAS-TRAINED SOUTH ASIAN DOCTORS AND MARGINALISED PATIENTS IN THE UK: A RECIPROCAL DOCTOR– PATIENT RELATIONSHIP? 185
17. PART 3 THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS
18. 10 ISLAMOPHOBIA MAKES US SICK: THE HEALTH COSTS OF ISLAMOPHOBIA IN THE UK 207
19. 11 ‘WELL DONE FOR COMING BECAUSE YOUR KIND DON’T NORMALLY COME TO THINGS LIKE THIS’ – IDENTITY STRUGGLES FOR SECOND- AND THIRD-GENERATION BRITISH MUSLIMS AND ENGAGEMENT WITH HEALTH INFORMATION: A REFLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE 241
20. 12 ADDRESSING MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH ISLAMIC COUNSELLING: A FAITH-BASED THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION 256
21. 13 THE MENTAL HEALTH OF MUSLIMS IN A NORTHERN CITY SUCH AS BRADFORD 287
22. 14 THE CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES 313
23. PART 4 BRITISH MUSLIMS PROMOTING HEALTH
24. 15 WHERE’S THE DADDY? THE MUSLIM FATHER’S ROLE IN RAISING HIS CHILDREN – A CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY PERSPECTIVE 339
25. 16 HEALTH PROMOTION THROUGH MOSQUES AND MUSLIM HEALTH PROFESSIONALS: A CASE STUDY OF THE BRITISH ISLAMIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION’S LIFESAVERS 359
26. 17 BRITISH MUSLIMS, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND PARTNERSHIP FOR HEALTH PROMOTION: CASE STUDIES FROM BRADFORD 378
27. 18 THE WAY FORWARD TO REDUCE HEALTH INEQUALITIES AMONG BRITISH MUSLIMS 397
28. INDEX 400