Migrant Health: A Primary Care Perspective

Preface 
Foreward 
Background information – Kumar and Diaz
Part 1: Overarching Themes
Migration and immigrants – BN Kumar & E Diaz 
Migration health theories: healthy migrant effect and allostatic load. Can both be true? – BN Kumar & E Diaz
Culture, language and the clinic - three stories, two keys- I Heath & E Schei
The Ethics of Migrant Health: Power and Privilege versus Rights and Entitlements. G Oms, R Hammonds & I Keygnaert
Discrimination and health – J H Magnus
Immigrants’ use of primary health care services: overuse, underuse or both? – E Diaz & BN Kumar 
Part 2: A life course perspective on migrant health- Y ben Shlomo, L Mamluk & S Redwood
Promoting the Health of Migrant Children and Children of Immigrants –K M Perreira & L T Fadnes
Adolescent migrant health –M Catallozzi, C A Kolff, R Fowler & T McGovern
Health care for older and elderly immigrants – C O’Donnell
Family and group as a unit of care - B Kiely &B Viken, 
Part 3: Health challenges at the clinic- M van den Muijsenbergh 
Gynaecology and obstetrics– B Austveg, K A Møen
Chronic disease prevention and management: an understated priority N Nitti
Understanding unexplained and complex symptoms and diseases- M Sodemann
Cancer among immigrant patients- K Albrecht & S De Maesschalck
Immigration and Mental health - R Farrington
Multimorbidity- the complexity - A Calderón & L Gimeno
Part 4: Opportunities and tools when meeting immigrant patients- C Phillips & J Benson 
Bridging Cultural and Language Discordance – E Diaz & BN Kumar
Evidence Based Guidelines and Advocacy– K Pottie
Diversity sensitive versus adapted services for immigrants: the example of dementia care in Germany - O Razum & H Tezcan-Guentekin
Assessments tools for dementia an depression in older immigrants – T R Nielsen & M Nørredam
Community participation in primary healthcare: meaningful involvement of immigrants- A MacFarlane & C Lionis