Global Health Communication for Immigrants and Refugees: Cases, Theories, and Strategies

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Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
1 Health Communication in Mixed Status Latino Immigrant Families in the United States
2 Cultural Factors Influencing Health Literacy, Health Care Access, and Health Behaviors Among Korean-Americans
3 Addressing the Health Communication Challenges facing Chinese American Immigrants
4 Survival Against Odds: Undocumented Immigrants and Communication about Policies and Access to Health Care in the United States
5 Language Barriers as a Social Phenomenon: Distinctive Impacts on Health Communication in Japan and the United States
6 Mapping Young Female Refugees’ Personal Communication System for Health Promotion: A Pilot Project in the United States
7 Communicating COVID-19 Health and Safety Measures to Vulnerable Communities: The Case of Refugees and Migrants in Austria and Germany
8 Segregation within Welfare Societies – Communication Barriers to Migrants’ Healthcare in Scandinavia
9 Diffusion of Information and Influence for Promoting Health among Joseon-Jok Workers in South Korea
10 Immigration, Social Support, and Well-Being: A Case Study of Immigrants in Hong Kong
11 Covid-19 Pandemic Experienced by Migrant Workers in Densely Populated Singapore: Case Perspectives for Health Communication
12 Health Communication Barriers Faced by Rohingya Refugees During COVID-19
13 Communicative Health Promotion for Refugee Children in Uganda
14 South-South Migration and the Health Communication Concerns Confronting Venezuelan Refugees in Peru
15 Ecological Message Design Strategies Based on Narrative Evidence from Immigrants and Refugees in Diverse Socio-Cultural Contexts
16 Health Campaigns and Message Design for Immigrant Populations
Index