[PDF] Top 20 Providing Care for Immigrant, Migrant, and Border Children

... Many children in immigrant communities face multiple barriers to accessing comprehensive, affordable, and culturally and linguistically effective health care ...health care system works, and ... See full document

... recommendations. Immigrant families may sometimes access traditional healers before seeking care from a pediatrician and may choose to use complementary remedies at any point in the US health care ... See full document

... as a suspect class, because their presence in this country in violation of federal law is not a ‘constitutional irrelevancy.’”). While legally-present noncitizens generally are a suspect class, see Graham v. Richardson, ... See full document

... including children in detention facilities or refugee camps, has equal access to necessary medical ...harming children, and therefore, we must continue to use the power of our voices as physicians to sound ... See full document

... If communication can be metaphorically understood as a borderland where messages sent and received are under continual construction by both sender and recipient, I feel that my education and career have led me to a ... See full document

... Immigrant children seeking safe haven in the United States, whether arriving unaccompanied or in family units, face a complicated evaluation and legal process from the point of arrival through permanent ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document

... some immigrant families integrate without hardship, many CIF face inequities resulting from complex determinants, including poverty, immigration status, insurance status, education, and discrimination on the basis ... See full document

... The most important components of good practice to be implemented in transit countries are good organisation, sufficient and readily available interpreting services and good access to psychological support and social ... See full document

... They also highlight barriers to access to surgery for some children and indicate the role of teaching hospitals in providing surgical care to children. For younger children, much of the [r] ... See full document

... different immigrant family types affect having a medical home by comparing children who are foreign-born and children with ≥ 1 foreign-born parents with nonimmigrant children, especially among ... See full document

... The statistical data presented above indicates a growth in immigration to Poland. The rising number of immigrants not only stimulates economic growth but may also resolve demographic problems as a dramatic demographic ... See full document

... As oromotor dysfunction progresses, nutrition and hydration often become concerns that need particular attention. The fundamental nature of care through feeding and hydration makes discussions particularly ... See full document

... from border enforcement agents for smugglers who are willing to take on more physical risk by crossing through the ...the border. Yet as migrants cross the border into these Arizona lands, they are ... See full document

... Companies such as Western Union, whose business it is to facilitate remittance transfers, are quick to reinforce the pressure and to keep remittances in the forefront of migrants' minds through the use of emotive ... See full document

... We believe that the C4D project in western China demonstrated highly desirable results. It appeared to increase caregiver knowledge about vaccination and appeared to encourage caregivers to actively seek immunization ... See full document

... among immigrant groups compared to studies adjusting for health ...between immigrant and non-immigrant groups in health care use that are actually reflecting methodological shortcomings than ... See full document

... Literature review is an important in any study since it helps in identifying the problem of the study. It is based on the vast experience of the various authors and has shown that the informal economy is growing very ... See full document

... Based on these findings, we concluded that “pro- viding medical care free to all children is not justi- fled by the health benefits realized.” Providing free medical care to children may[r] ... See full document

... Greater utilization of school nurse practitioners as health care providers in the school and increased use of the school as the setting where the health care is given would go. far towar[r] ... See full document