Pre and During COVID-19 Access to Rural Mental Health Care Among Agriculture Communities in the Rocky Mountain Region

Keeney, Annie J.; Ingold, Savannah S.; Pena, Anita A.; Ciro, Dianne; Rodriguez, Anabel

doi:10.1037/rmh0000251

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Pre and During COVID-19 Access to Rural Mental Health Care Among Agriculture Communities in the Rocky Mountain Region

2024
By Keeney, Annie J. ; Ingold, Savannah S. ; Pena, Anita A. ; ...
Source: Rural Ment Health. 48(1):64-71

Public Access Version Available on: January 01, 2025, 12:00 AM

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Rural Ment Health
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Keeney, Annie J. ; Ingold, Savannah S. ; Pena, Anita A. ; Ciro, Dianne ; Rodriguez, Anabel

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Death by suicide is the second leading cause of intentional injury incurred by foreign-born workers in the United States. Hispanic/Latino farmworkers are systematically excluded from important safety net programs. Drawing on interviews with 16 individuals representing various community organizations serving rural, agriculture-dependent regions in Colorado (n=9) and Utah (n=7), we describe Hispanic/Latino farmworkers' access to the mental health safety net in the Rocky Mountain Region post/during the COVID-19 pandemic. Findings inform the need for expanded safety net infrastructure and community collaborations to support farmworkers effectively now and in the case of future pandemics.
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Barriers To Health Care Farmworkers Foreign-born Hispanic/Latino Safety Net Programs Workplace Health And Wellbeing
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Rural Ment Health. 48(1):64-71
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U54 OH008085/OH/NIOSH CDC HHSUnited States/ ; U54OH008085/ACL/ACL HHSUnited States/

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