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Keyword Connections - refugee Keywords

Connection Type	Connection
Journals	Annals of plastic surgery The Science of the total environment Lancet (London, England) jmir research protocols european journal of psychotraumatology Journal of psychosomatic research Social science & medicine (1982) Cadernos de saude publica revista brasileira de enfermagem Journal of advanced nursing the journal of analytical psychology integrative psychological & behavioral science australian and new zealand journal of public health The Malaysian journal of medical sciences : MJMS journal of immigrant and minority health ethnicity & health Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs Methods of information in medicine Journal of public health (Oxford, England) Clinical psychology review cmaj : canadian medical association journal = journal de l'association medicale canadienne
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Bibliographies	[1] Postpartum breastfeeding experiences in the traditional-biomedical crossroads: A qualitative study using drawing with Vietnamese and Myanmarese refugee women in Australia. [2] Trauma exposure, mental health and tobacco use among vulnerable Syrian refugee youth in Jordan. [3] Assessing the Effectiveness of a Mental Health Literacy Programme for Refugee Teachers in Malaysia. [4] Refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants in clinical trials. [5] A transgender refugee woman experiencing posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms and homelessness. [6] Perceptions of mental health and perceived barriers to mental health help-seeking amongst refugees: A systematic review. [7] Women in refuge: Syrian women voicing health sequelae due to war traumatic experiences and displacement challenges. [8] Preventive Cancer Screening Among Resettled Refugee Women from Muslim-Majority Countries: A Systematic Review. [9] Environmental health in forced displacement: A systematic scoping review of the emergency phase. [10] Minority stress, social integration, and the mental health needs of LGBTQ asylum seekers in North America. [11] Regional primary health care organisations and migrant and refugee health: the importance of prioritisation, funding, collaboration and engagement. [12] The theme of violence in nursing theses from the view of technological toolboxes. [13] Pro-abortion rights narratives in Brazil, 1976 to 2016. [14] LSD Overdoses: Three Case Reports. [15] Empathy in Isolation: Lived Experiences of Teachers of Refugee Children. [16] Language, politics and dreams: the challenges of building resilience in refugees. [17] Identification and Validation of Requirements for a Registry System of Children's Developmental Motor Disorders in Iran. [18] Same same but different? DSM-5 versus ICD-11 PTSD among traumatized refugees in Germany. [19] ensuring the rights of climate-displaced people in bangladesh [20] environmental’ refugees? [21] new models for alternatives to detention in the us [22] temporary protection arrangements to fill a gap in the protection regime [23] abuses at europe’s borders [24] durable solutions for burundian refugees in tanzania [25] ‘one safe future’ in the philippines [26] child rights and islam [27] update [28] update [29] displacement limbo in sierra leone [30] crisis in lebanon: camps for syrian refugees? [31] proud to be tunisian [32] the internal displacement unit – ocha [33] ‘operation iraqi freedom’ and its phantom million iraqi refugees [34] introduction: europe – fortress or refuge? [35] connecting and communicating after typhoon haiyan [36] shelter provision and state sovereignty in calais [37] foreword: regional solidarity and commitment to protection in latin america and the caribbean [38] promoting stable post-conflict education [39] “legitimate” protection spaces:unhcr’s 2009 policy [40] satellite phones help rescue of refugees [41] protection in natural disasters [42] dictatorships, refugees and reparation in the southern cone of latin america [43] natural disasters and idps’ rights [44] saving women, saving families: an ecological approach to optimizing the health of women refugees with s.m.a.r.t primary care [45] what it means for women [46] exclusion, terrorism and the refugee convention [47] internal displacement in nigeria [48] psychosocial resilience among resettled bhutanese refugees in the us [49] local hosting and transnational identity [50] cape town – new impetus for networking [51] failing london’s disabled refugees [52] microcredit - an ‘oxygen infusion for a better life’ [53] alaskan communities’ rights and resilience [54] overcoming challenges related to data collection and measurement [55] recapitalising liberia: principles for providing grants and loans for microenterprise development [56] the bittersweet return home [57] the reintegration programme for bangladeshi returnees [58] the role of cultural norms and local power structures in yemen [59] idps in the new georgia [60] gender and reform: getting the right data right [61] sexual violence in south kivu, congo [62] private sector engagement in refugee education [63] the question not asked: when does displacement end? [64] the sudanese peace process and the media [65] migration and trafficking: putting human rights into action [66] protecting children from the protectors: lessons from west africa [67] towards the establishment of cash waqf microfinance fund for refugees [68] developing temporary protection in africa [69] high-level dialogue on international migration [70] protecting idps in europe [71] argentina: resettling refugees within the context of an open migration policy [72] the networking tibetan diaspora [73] the irc’s emergency education programme for chechen children and adolescents [74] social and political contexts of conflict [75] towards the integration of refugees in europe [76] integration not segregation: young refugees in british schools [77] family breakdown in bogotá [78] could peace unravel? [79] nearly a refugee: thoughts from cairo [80] children first... organisation and recovery in latin america [81] out of africa: misrepresenting sudan’s ‘lost boys’ [82] island evacuation [83] peace in the middle east: getting real on the issue of palestinian refugee property [84] local integration for refugees in serbia [85] refugees’ right to work and access to labour markets: constraints, challenges and ways forward [86] training trainers in reproductive health [87] a safe return for victims of trafficking [88] developing guidelines for the protection of older people in humanitarian emergencies [89] protracted muslim displacement in sri lanka [90] expanding economic opportunities in protracted displacement [91] building capacity in sierra leone [92] reception of asylum seekers with disabilities in europe [93] chance to learn for refugee schoolgirl in chad [94] refugee detention centre: humanity vs national security [95] water – new challenges [96] the humanitarian use of the military [97] t he cluster approach in northern uganda [98] islam, international law and the protection of refugees and idps [99] reinvigorating resettlement: changing realities demand changed approaches [100] from words to action [101] uncertain return to southern sudan