Maternal Health Coping Strategies of Migrant Women in Norway

(2009) conducted a cross-country study comparing the experiences of migrant professionals in Canada, Finland, France, and the UK. They found that contrary to scholars that argue

The analysis is based on qualitative research that was conducted in 2012 and 2013 on paid migrant domestic labour in contemporary Norway, and more specifically on the ways in

Orga- nizations working with Thai migrant women in Norway and other countries should consider preferences for self- coping, mental health stigma in Thai communities, and

This study investigated attitudes and activities related to snus prevention among dental health care professionals working in the Public Dental Service (PDS) in south ‐ eastern

Our study aimed to investigate the factors that influence the health and well-being of Thai migrant women who are in, or have been in transnational relationships in Norway.. The

cessfully evacuated from the hospital and then transported all alive on British ships, escaping from a town which was under constant bombing and set on fire in the dramatic last

The gender distribution within the different ICPC groups was equal, with two exceptions: the Latvian population had a higher proportion of males with digestive diseases (59% versus

Improving maternity care for migrant families is declared a priority by the World Health Organization [15]. A growing number of babies are born to migrant parents [5, 28], and