Immigrant and Refugee Access to Care
The Migratory Experiences, Access to Health Care and Employment of Immigrant and Refugee Latinos and Latinas Living with HIV in Toronto
... the refugee determination process is evidenced during the detention experience (Lee and Brotman, 2011) that some of the refugee claimants encounter during their ...
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The Immigrant. Know Your Rights: and Refugee Guide to Affordable Health Care in New York State
... ready access to doctors you trust, and dependable ar- rangements for emergency care if you need ...managed care plan that requires you to use only certain doctors, clinics, drugstores, and hospitals, ...
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Affordable Care Act Implementation in Illinois: Overcoming Barriers to Immigrant Health Care Access
... increasing access for the most vulnerable immigrant ...with immigrant and refugee families, immigrant eligibility for public benefits, how to utilize interpreters, domestic violence in ...
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Does an oral health education program increase oral health literacy and access to dental care in a refugee population?
... in refugee and immigrant communities, collaborating with international dental and dental hygiene schools on study abroad programs, including guest speakers from ethnically diverse communities, and ...
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Understanding of latent tuberculosis, its treatment and treatment side effects in immigrant and refugee patients
... health care settings. Similarly, immigrant and refugee populations would benefit from linguistically and culturally appropriate health ...for refugee patients from non-English speaking ...
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A qualitative study on African immigrant and refugee families’ experiences of accessing primary health care services in Manitoba, Canada: it’s not easy!
... with care providers. Similarly, in a meta-ethnography on immigrant women’s experiences of maternity services in Canada, it was reported that communication was a barrier in accessing care ...Health ...
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Knowledge, Access and Practice: Understanding the Affordable Care Act from the Voices of Somali Immigrant Women in the United States
... Somali immigrant women (Fran- cis, Griffith, and Leser ...Affordable Care Act; b) explore Somali women’s attitudes about the feasi- bility of access and knowledge of the Affordable Care Act, ...
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Health Care for Children of Immigrant Families
... health care needs and vulnerabilities of immigrant children and their families and to suggest clinical approaches to various aspects of their ...care. Immigrant children and their families, a ...
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Providing Care for Children in Immigrant Families
... of immigrant children 275 and their ...278,279 Immigrant children who have been detained and are in immigration proceedings face almost universal traumatic histories and ongoing stress, including actual or ...
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Somali Refugee Women’s Perception of Access to Services in the UK
... The primary means by which I gathered and analysed the research information was through audio recording and hand-writing. Before each interview, I asked participants’ permission to record and I also discussed issues of ...
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Trends in horizontal inequity in access to public health care services by immigrant condition in Spain (2006–2017)
... that access to health care services is mainly determined by three groups of characteristics: medical need, socioeco- nomic status and demographic characteristics ...
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Refugee Access to Higher Education in the World: A Systematic Review
... Há uma série de bolsas de estudo disponíveis para imigrantes e americanos nascidos no exterior. Faculdades e universidades em todo os Estados Unidos estão lutando para ajudar estudantes e estudiosos afetados pela ...
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Immigrant Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners, and their Access to Financial Capital
... of immigrant entrepreneurs to the technology and engineering sectors of the ...that immigrant entrepreneurs have made important contributions to high-tech areas such as Silicon Valley (Saxenian 1999, ...
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Differences between immigrant and non immigrant groups in the use of primary medical care; a systematic review
... between immigrant and non-immigrant groups in primary care use has increased over the ...and immigrant groups differ in primary medical care use from the indigenous majority population, ...
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Health Care Needs of Indochinese Refugee Teenagers
... Although 50% of Indochinese refugees are under 18 years of age, previous studies have emphasized the prevalence of parasites, anemia, tuberculosis, and hepatitis, with few addressing age[r] ...
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TUBERCULOSIS CARE AND CONTROL IN REFUGEE AND DISPLACED POPULATIONS
... Reports from health workers and research conducted in 2003 on TB and gender show that the vast majority of patients seeking care in DOTS centres have previously seen a private practitioner for their symptoms. Most ...
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Providing Care For Immigrant, Homeless, and Migrant Children
... in immigrant families may themselves be US citizens, eligible for government-sponsored and other health ...the immigrant sta- tus of their families often influences whether and how these children ...
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Going Global and Getting Graphic: Critical Multicultural Citizenship Education in an Afterschool Program for Immigrant and Refugee Girls
... First, immigrant youth need opportunities to engage in dialogue where they grapple with what it means to belong to, and lead powerful lives in, their new ...in immigrant and refugee youth, we need to ...
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Healthcare access for refugee women with limited literacy: layers of disadvantage
... domain, refugee women with limited literacy skills are valued negatively as a burden to the system and sometimes to their own families ...(pp.155). Refugee women with limited education, whose skills do not ...
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Access to Education: Afghan Refugee Children’s Perceptions on Educational Opportunity
... Each group discussion generated revealing age-specific responses. The first was age-group 9—10. These children had migrated in the last two years. There were 11 children in this age group. This seemed to be the most ...
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