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Impact of War and Resettlement on Vietnamese Families Facing Dementia: A Qualitative Study
OBJECTIVES: Most Vietnamese immigrants in the U.S. today arrived as political refugees due to the Vietnam War in the late 20th century. Refugees are disproportionally affected by health and mental health disparities as a result of experiencing distress and potentially traumatic experiences before, d
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