Halth disparity. Choose a health disparity that you encounter in your nursing practice

There are 3 questions needed to be answered and there are 3 example article below which you can choose. it doesn't matter which one you choose. just use the article that provided. I will attach an example of so you will get an idea.
1. Choose a health disparity that you encounter in your nursing practice. 2. Discuss the issues that make this population vulnerable. 3. What policies are in place to address the disparity? Health Disparities in Your Nursing Practice https://maryville(dot)instructure(dot)com/courses/4529/assignments/56807 *Health Disparity Defined: Health disparities definitions vary (Carter-Pokras & Baquet, 2002), but they all address differences in health status between one population group in comparison to a more advantaged group and most address issues of social justice and equity. https://www(dot)apa(dot)org/topics/health-disparities/fact-sheet.aspx **Examples of Health Disparities Articles https://digitalscholarship(dot)unlv(dot)edu/jhdrp/ https://www(dot)cdc(dot)gov/minorityhealth/chdireport.html https://www(dot)americansentinel(dot)edu/blog/2016/03/08/ending-health-disparities-what-can-nurses-do/

1. Language barriers and racial/ ethnic disparities https://www(dot)ncbi(dot)nlm(dot)nih(dot)gov/pmc/articles/PMC2040485/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. 2. Non-English speaking populations are at a major disadvantage because the American healthcare system is conveyed almost entirely in English. In the article it is observed that the population of people who speak Spanish only are 1/3 less likely to seek medical attention than that of English-speaking counterparts. It is then observed that within the same minority groups, those who are bilingual have a better rate of seeking medical aid then non-English speaking members.3. Policies that help amend this disparity are the interpreter services available to people who request them. Over the phone interpreters or in person interpreters have helped non-English speaking populations better communicate with their healthcare team.