Migration

The experience of migration is a key determinant of health and wellbeing.

The WHO recognises that there is a global lack of high-quality and policy-relevant research on health, migration and displacement. Refugees and migrants need to be in good health to protect themselves and host populations. A BCI approach is essential to ensuring that migrants receive equitable health care.  

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Screenshot - Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration
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Home-Culture Education for Refugees: What–Why–How
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Arts and health: supporting the well-being of forcibly displaced people
Hands shaking
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Using cultural sensitivity to overcome stereotyping in medical practice (Germany)
Picture of stew and other foodstuffs
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Photo-elicitation amongst Pakistani migrants in Denmark
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Health promotion for improved refugee and migrant health

HEN 47 Front cover
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Public health aspects of mental health among migrants and refugees: a review of the evidence on mental health care for refugees, asylum seekers and irregular migrants in the WHO European Region

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