Abstract
BACKGROUND/PURPOSE Parents’ cultural health beliefs and practices affect pediatric care but may not be discussed during medical visits nor well understood by providers. Because culture is dynamic, updated descriptions of beliefs and practices are important for providers who serve culturally diverse families. This study sought to describe current cultural health beliefs and practices among Hispanic/Latino parents and their attitudes toward discussing such topics with healthcare providers. METHODS Caregivers who identified their child as Hispanic or Latino in a pediatric …
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