Refugee Migration and Health

Part 1: Theoritical Foundations and Recent Developments.- 1. Refugee Health: Public Health theory and Disease Dynamics.- 2. Overview of Migration and Health in Europe.- 3. Social Transformation(s): International Migration and Health.- 4. Migrants, Refugees, Asylum Seekers: Use and Misuse of Labels in Public Health Research.- 5. Mental Health Enables Integration: Re-thinking Treatment Approaches for Refugees.- Part 2: Refugee Health in Germany: Healthcare System Demands and Responses.- 6. Screening for Infectious Diseases on Arrival and Integrated Healthcare for Refugees and Asylum Seekers during the First Months after Arrival.- 7. The Building of Structures for Acute Care, Initial Medical Screening, and Vaccination Prevention for Refugees in the State of Berlin – Challenges and New Concepts.- 8. German Public Health Services and Refugee Health: Overview of Current Experiences of Healthcare in Bavaria.- 9. Health Status and Disease Burden of Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Adolescentsat a Single Centre in Bielefeld.- 10. Future Challenges for the Public and Curative Health Sector. Part 3: European Perspective on Refugee Health.- 11. Migrants’ Health Protection: Socio-health and Legal Situation of Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Italy.- 12. The Challenge of a Comprehensive Health Response to the Refugee Crisis in Greece.- 13. Healthcare for Refugees in the Netherlands: The Stepped-care Model.- 14. Refugees and Health in Switzerland.- 15. Refugee and Migrant Health: A Perspective from Sweden.- 16. Challenges in Meeting the Mental Health and Wellbeing Needs of Refugee Children and Young People in England: Evaluation and Critique of Policy and Guidance.- Part 4: Conclusion.- 17. Conclusion: Roadmap for Refugee Health.