Student Health and Well-being Services
Short-term service delivery models were considered inadequate for building trust with racially and ethnically minoritised students. Student Health and Well-being Services were described as underfunded and unable to meet student demand. Ser…
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Short-term service delivery models were considered inadequate for building trust with racially and ethnically minoritised students. Student Health and Well-being Services were described as underfunded and unable to meet student demand. Services should visibly communicate competence and openness around race-related issues before students seek help. The study informed a practical toolkit for clinician development and institutional change.