International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care: Volume 7 Issue 4

What's in a number? Counting the African population of Portland, Oregon: methods, issues and implications for community health collaborations

Anais Tuepker, Linda Boise, Folashade Onadeko, Teresa Gipson

Aware that “those who aren't counted don't count” in health program planning, a community coalition, called African Partnership for Health, attempts a current estimate of the…

Epidemiological profile of an urban immigrant population

Robert Halberstein

The health status and medical care of migrant populations is an increasingly important topic in light of the recent emergence of a number of global epidemics. This paper aims to…

Family therapy with Eastern European immigrants: recommendations for practice

Mihaela Robila, Jonathan Sandberg

The increased number of Eastern European immigrants provides many opportunities to work with these immigrants and issues related to immigration. The purpose of this article is to…

Exploring migrants' health seeking strategies: the case of Latin American migrants in London

Jasmine Gideon

The objective of this paper is to examine the health seeking strategies of Latin American migrants in London.

Further perspectives on issues of entitlement and access

Charles Watters