Socio-Ecological Influences on the Engagement of Prenatal Care in Non-Acculturated Immigrant Hispanic Women in South Los Angeles

Poster Session I

Keyword: Epidemics and Public Health

Abstract: This original qualitative study explored the psychological, cultural and contextual influences on the engagement of prenatal care in non-acculturated immigrant Hispanic women in South Los Angeles during the COVID-19 pandemic. There were 14 participants (M_age=35.5 years). This is an unexplored area of research that has policy and practice implications.

• Olusheyi Lawoyin (Presenting Author)