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Migration health research in the Nordic countries: Priorities and implications for public health by Kumar, Bernadette N., Diaz, Esperanza, Castaneda, Anu E., Ahrne, Malin, NØrredam, Marie L., Puthoopparambil, Soorej J.

“…The past 50 years have witnessed an increase in immigration to the Nordic countries from and beyond neighbouring countries in Europe. Diversity implies…”
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Country of birth, time period of resettlement and subsequent treated common mental disorders in young refugees in Sweden by Amin, Ridwanul, Rahman, Syed, Dorner, Thomas E, Björkenstam, Emma, Helgesson, Magnus, Norredam, Marie L, Sijbrandij, Marit, Sever, Cansu Alozkan, Mittendorfer-Rutz, Ellenor

“…Abstract Background Little is known regarding treatment for common mental disorders (CMDs) in young refugees. We aimed to identify (i) if the risk of treatment…”
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Migrants' access to healthcare by Norredam, Marie L, Nielsen, Anette Sonne, Krasnik, Allan

“…Migration means that both locally and globally our world is getting more and more multicultural. From 1975 up to the year 2000, the number of migrants in the…”
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Pre- and postgraduate education in international health--secondary publication by Christensen, Vibeke Brix, Norredam, Marie L, Karle, Hans, Hemmingsen, Ralf P

“…The aim of this article is to provide information about possibilities for medical students and doctors to obtain knowledge about international health…”
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Access to health care for migrants by Nørredam, Marie L, Nielsen, Annette Sonne, Krasnik, Allan

“…Migrants include a broad category of individuals moving from one place to another, either forced or voluntarily. Ethnicity and migration are interacting…”
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Hospital staff's different attitudes and experiences with regard to immigrant patients by Nielsen, Anette Sonne, Krasnik, Allan, Michaelsen, Jette Joost, Nørredam, Marie L, Torres, Ana Maria

“…The study investigates hospital staff's different attitudes and experiences with regard to immigrant patients as a basis for educational initiatives. The study…”
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