On the one hand, the focus on family involvement and the transmission of familial resources becomes more important when disentangling ethnic educational inequalities for second-generation youth.
Thus, the focus on family involvement and the transmission of familial resources becomes important when disentangling ethnic educational inequalities for second-generation youth.
These women also have the fewest economic and familial resources and exhibit the most frailty as they age.
Enabling factors are individual or situational characteristics that facilitate or impede the utilisation of health services, such as individual and familial resources, as well as availability and accessibility of health services in a community [ 23– 27].
However, as many contributions in this special issue highlight, immigrant parents develop alternative strategies of involvement that should be subject to future survey research (e.g. mobilising non-familial resources or the significance of parental aspirations).
The present study provides evidence regarding appropriately structured service provision and effective use of genetic resources for women who are at different levels of familial breast cancer risk.
and protective factors in case of a crisis (e.g. familial, social resources, behaviour etc).
These findings reflect the intergenerational strength of familial cultural resources, as they provided an ongoing protective effect that enhanced participants' ability to cope with stress later in life – regardless of childhood maltreatment.
This baby/mother/therapist group relationship develops progressively and is initially perceived as a virtual group before developing into a more concrete transferential relationship based on familial and social resources.
Liberal use of ECMO as a CPR method risks increasing the number of patients with severe neurological deficits who require large amounts of familial and social resources.
For example, Andersen's behavioral model has been a prevailing model in the healthcare utilization literature explaining individuals' decisions to seek healthcare services based on specific predisposing (demographic status, social structure, and health beliefs), enabling (personal, familial, or community resources), and need (perceived and evaluated need of health services) factors [ 44, 45].
