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Mansha Mirza

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University of Illinois Chicago

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College of Applied Health Sciences

Occupational Therapy

Mansha Mirza is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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rehabilitation disability public health occupational therapy social sciences refugee studies migration studies mental health health care child development international migration community engagement inclusive education psychiatry child psychology forced migration intellectual disability occupational medicine applied psychology child health physical medicine family psychology community health family involvement occupational health psychology autism spectrum disorder limited english proficiency refugee camps family violence higher education social anthropology cultural integration child mental health parental care underserved populations citizen participation transnational mobility qualitative study latino children universal design rural health cultural studies health systems family studies cultural psychology cross-cultural perspectives health disparities health care disparities research-practice partnerships public scholarship indigenous peoples parent leadership united states psychiatric disabilities disabled refugees regional studies sociology of religion minority stress connected health spirituality cultural context family therapy investigative studies intercultural communication caregivers environmental epidemiology family diversity intercultural education diaspora studies chronic health conditions dual sensory loss global deafblind literature participation experiences service needs service gaps occupational upheaval health equity health services research health planning disability studies social work health policy

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A Case for Achieving Refugee Health Equity: Dismantling the Influence of Structural Oppression in Refugee Health Disparities. Health Education & Behavior (2025)

social justiceforced migrationrefugee movementssociologyrefugee statusrefugee studiesmigration studiesrefugee health disparitiesdisparitiesafrican american studiesinternational migrationstructural oppression

A Community-Based Participatory Initiative to Promote the Social and Economic Well-Being of Refugees With Disabilities in Illinois. Health Education & Behavior (2025)

community developmentdisability studiescommunity engagementrefugee movementssociologycommunity-engaged researchcommunity-based participatory initiativepublic healthrefugee studieseconomic well-beingaccessibilitydisabilityinclusive educationsocial sciencessocial inclusionsupportive care

A Conceptual Model for Co‐Developing a Culturally Tailored Intervention for Latina Immigrant Caregivers of Children With Disabilities. American Journal of Community Psychology (2025)

Yolanda Suarez‐BalcazarAmy Pei‐Lung YuStephany BrownJasmine Brown‐HollieAdriana CrostleyDeborah Parra‐MedinaMariela SaenzMansha MirzaAileen VelasquezSandra VanegasSandy Magaña

applied social psychologyimplementation researchchild psychologycross-cultural perspectivesapplied psychologycounseling psychologycultural diversityspecial educationpublic healthcultural integrationconceptual modeldisability awarenessdevelopmental disabilitiescommunity psychologyinclusive educationmental healthculturelatina immigrant caregiversdisabilitypsychology

A Mixed-Method Evaluation of the Feasibility and Acceptability of Parents Taking Action Among Underserved Chinese Immigrant Families of Children With Autism. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2025)

parents taking actionautismfamily involvementpediatricsdevelopmental disordersfamily psychologymixed-method evaluationchild psychologypsychologyfamily interactionschild developmentfamily studies

Connections Among Daily Occupational Participation, Diabetes Self-Management, and Quality of Life. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2025)

occupational health servicesdiabetesoccupational therapyhealth policyworker healthdaily occupational participationdiabetes carepublic healthdiabetes therapiesquality of lifehealth promotion

Diabetes Mellitus Type 2: Explaining Blood Glucose Levels (Hba1C) by Health Care Use, Diabetes Self-Management, Optimism. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2025)

chronic diseasesdiabetesfamily medicinehealth carediabetes mellitusdiabetes managementhealth policyhealth care usediabetes carediabetes therapiesself-care intervention

Poder Familiar: A Culturally Tailored Health Intervention for Latino Families of Children With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities (2025)

Amy Pei‐Lung YuYolanda Suarez‐BalcazarVanessa L. ErrisurizDeborah Parra‐MedinaMansha MirzaMinyu ZhangPei‐Chiang LeeWeiwen ZengJasmine P. Brown‐HollieEduardo Yespica MendozaStephany BrownSandra B. VanegasNazanin M. HeydarianSandy Magaña

health interventionintellectual disabilitylatino familiesdisabilitypublic healthchild health

Social Determinants of Health, Maternal Quality of Life, and Family Functioning Among Latinx Families of Children With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders (2025)

intellectual disabilityfamily medicinesocial impairmentssocioeconomic statussociologyfamily issueslatinx familiespediatricsmaternal qualitysocial determinants of healthsocial determinantsdisabilityfamily psychologyfamily interactionsfamily lifequality of lifechild development

The Devastating Effect of Abrupt Us Refugee Policy Shifts. The Lancet (2025)

refugee lawrefugee movementsforced migrationpublic policyrefugee statushuman migrationrefugee studiesinternational relationsmigration studiescrisis managementinternational migration

Correlations Between Diabetes Self-Care Activities, Occupational Participation, and Quality of Life Among People With Type 2 Diabetes: Adults Versus Older Adults. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2024)

Orit Segev-JacubovskiMansha MirzaDeena Rozen

diabetesdiabetes mellitusdiabetes managementindependent livingdiabetes self-care activitiesgeriatricsoccupational health psychologysocial determinants of healthoccupational participationpublic healthdiabetes carediabetes therapiesdiabetes researchvocational behaviorquality of lifehealthy agingglobal healthwell-beingoccupational therapyhealth policyolder adults

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Mansha Mirza

Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Applied Health Sciences

Occupational Therapy

Mansha Mirza is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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University of Illinois Chicago

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Notable Scholarly Works

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A Case for Achieving Refugee Health Equity: Dismantling the Influence of Structural Oppression in Refugee Health Disparities. Health Education & Behavior (2025)

A Community-Based Participatory Initiative to Promote the Social and Economic Well-Being of Refugees With Disabilities in Illinois. Health Education & Behavior (2025)

A Conceptual Model for Co‐Developing a Culturally Tailored Intervention for Latina Immigrant Caregivers of Children With Disabilities. American Journal of Community Psychology (2025)

Yolanda Suarez‐BalcazarAmy Pei‐Lung YuStephany BrownJasmine Brown‐HollieAdriana CrostleyDeborah Parra‐MedinaMariela SaenzMansha MirzaAileen VelasquezSandra VanegasSandy Magaña

parents taking actionautismfamily involvementpediatricsdevelopmental disordersfamily psychologymixed-method evaluationchild psychologypsychologyfamily interactionschild developmentfamily studies

Connections Among Daily Occupational Participation, Diabetes Self-Management, and Quality of Life. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2025)

occupational health servicesdiabetesoccupational therapyhealth policyworker healthdaily occupational participationdiabetes carepublic healthdiabetes therapiesquality of lifehealth promotion

Diabetes Mellitus Type 2: Explaining Blood Glucose Levels (Hba1C) by Health Care Use, Diabetes Self-Management, Optimism. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2025)

chronic diseasesdiabetesfamily medicinehealth carediabetes mellitusdiabetes managementhealth policyhealth care usediabetes carediabetes therapiesself-care intervention

health interventionintellectual disabilitylatino familiesdisabilitypublic healthchild health

The Devastating Effect of Abrupt Us Refugee Policy Shifts. The Lancet (2025)

refugee lawrefugee movementsforced migrationpublic policyrefugee statushuman migrationrefugee studiesinternational relationsmigration studiescrisis managementinternational migration

Orit Segev-JacubovskiMansha MirzaDeena Rozen

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