[PDF] Top 20 A population based study of chronic hepatitis C in immigrants and non immigrants in Quebec, Canada

... entire study period and per year in im- migrants and non-immigrants were estimated with a Poisson ...for immigrants and by age and sex for non-immigrants were also esti- ...this ... See full document

... Research on infant mortality in the United States (US) has consistently documented a survival advantage among the US-born offspring of immigrant women [7–9]. This survival advantage is part of a larger phenomenon known ... See full document

... of non-European descent, par- ticularly South Asians, experienced a more rapid and earlier onset of prediabetes relative to Western Euro- ...and Canada [27] had a higher likelihood of having either ... See full document

... 1,618,672 immigrants listed in the Ontario CIC who arrived to Ontario from April 1, 1993 and March 31, ...the study period (1993–2012), having OHIP coverage, hav- ing at least one contact with the health ... See full document

... scale based on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ...that immigrants had fewer depressive symptoms compared to non-immigrants in ...health, chronic conditions, ... See full document

... a population-based HBV vaccination program for over 20 years, targeting infants and children (Hsu et ...in chronic HBV carrier rate in both children and the general population since the ... See full document

... illegal immigrants and prosecuted and sentenced using an appropriate article depending on the legal framework in a particular country where such an offence is ... See full document

... recent study, Jackson and colleagues (2009) examined the effects of attributional retraining in an employment interview setting designed to foster adaptive attributions by helping participants claim more control ... See full document

... Asian immigrants were more likely to report unmet dental care ...in Canada [29,31], an advantage that probably improves their ability to have access to dental ...Chinese immigrants are among the most ... See full document

... of immigrants is suitable: Individu- als who are less willing to pay for public goods (or who come from countries where willingness to pay for public goods is low) may decide to join L-type regions ...of ... See full document

... female immigrants in destination ...female immigrants are often expected to be selfless, and more willing to support their non-migrant relatives (Landolt & Da, 2005; Parreñas, ...female ... See full document

... causes immigrants to enter into fields whose rules of functioning may differ from those in their home country (Glastra and Vedder 2010; Huot et ...that immigrants’ habitus can either constrain or create ... See full document

... I believe that any study of present day immigrants, especially one which examines the integration of NESB Non-English Speaking Background immigrants into working and social communities, [r] ... See full document

... across immigrants’ lengths of ...of immigrants, as well as more knowledge on the part of providers, could improve communication and trust be- tween the ... See full document

... case study of Vietnamese-American youth in an immigrant community, Zhou and Bankston (1994) concluded that second-generation youth who had traditional family values, a strong work ethic, and ethnic community ... See full document

... Abstract Background: Hepatitis B HB prevention in the low-endemicity province of Quebec Canada, population: ~8.2 million; birth cohort ~85,000/year, includes two decades of pre-adolescen[r] ... See full document

... developed based on a theoretical and empirical review of the literature and were designed to reflect both cultural and structural sources of stress in the immigrant adaption ... See full document

... Ontario, Canada, to its general population, and to examine if the risk changed over time since arrival, stratified by world region of birth and country of birth of ...the population of Ontario) [16, ... See full document

... Health Disparities for Immigrants: Theory and Evidence from Canada Lebihan, Laetitia and Mao Takongmo, Charles Olivier and McKellips, Fanny University of Ottawa., University of Ottawa., [r] ... See full document

... for chronic condi- tions. His results indicate that immigrants are less likely to report having a chronic health condition than the Canadian-born population, but that this advantage is lost ... See full document