Exploring professional theories, models, and frameworks for justice-oriented constructs: a scoping review
Steven D. Taff,
Maribeth Clifton,
Cristina Reyes Smith
et al.
Abstract:Introduction The role of systemic marginalization in negatively impacting the health and wellbeing of individuals and populations is well-established. Although the profession has begun to address the impact of colonialism in clinical and educational contexts, these topics are less represented in the underpinning theories, models, and frameworks that guide research, practice, and education. Objective To identify and analyze peer-reviewed journal articles about professional theories, models, and frameworks desc… Show more
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