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The Culturally and Diverse Communities (CALD) in Australia

   

Added on  2021-06-16

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Running head: CALD 1The influence of Individual and Systematic factorsOn health and Social ServicesChallenges and Solutions to problems facing the CALD groupsCourse:Assignment:Submitted by:Student ID: Submitted to: Date of Submission:
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CALD 2AbstractThe culturally and Diverse Communities (CALD) in Australia migrate from different parts of theworld. A significant group of the CALD population lives in the Southern Part of Australia. Thesecommunities are distinct in almost all aspects of their lives. CALD is composed of: those seekingasylum, refugees, and immigrants. They have different ethnicity and mostly come from undeveloped countries. The health records and status vary from one group of immigrants to the next. The determinants of the distinctions in the state of health include place of birth, migration methods, and ages of immigrants. Additional factors include competency in Australian English and the levels of civilization at the origin of the migrant. The level of immunity of an individual is another critical determinant. A significant number of migrants arrive in Australia when they are healthy. However, the few unhealthy fellows infect them with airborne diseases. A study on the CALD communities revealed the types of conditions that affect the populations. The common ailments include malnutrition, malnutrition, and gastrointestinal disorders.Table of Contents
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CALD 31. Introduction..................................................................................................................................42. Findings.......................................................................................................................................53. Discussion....................................................................................................................................53.1 Communication Impediments................................................................................................63.2 Cultural Misunderstanding.....................................................................................................63.3. Barriers in health policy........................................................................................................64. Conclusion...................................................................................................................................65. Recommendations........................................................................................................................7References........................................................................................................................................81. IntroductionThe population of Australia consists of twenty-eight percent CALD communities(Estrada & Messias, 2015). The department is health findings it hard to offer affordable health
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