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"Sleeping in a boundary" constructing the meaning of health in a refugee camp.

Sarah J Hoffman¹, Jaci Stich¹, Sidhra Musani¹, Cheryl L Robertson¹.

Abstract

Sociopolitical discourses surrounding refugee migration and resettlement are characterized by divisiveness, assumptions, and fear. When these discussions are grounded in the narratives of women refugees a deeper understanding of issues impacting health, family, and resilience emerges. We examine how 26 Karen women living in camps along the Thai-Burma border construct meaning around health, in relation to livelihoods. Through directed content analysis, themes emerged: precursors to achieving health, health and livelihoods, and position and agency. Women identified barriers and facilitators to health, identified a dynamic relationship between health and livelihoods, and described their position and agency in the systems they navigate.

Entities: Chemical Disease Gene Species

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Year: 2019 PMID： 30724125 PMCID： PMC7669325 DOI： 10.1080/07399332.2019.1568439

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Health Care Women Int ISSN： 0739-9332

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"Sleeping in a boundary" constructing the meaning of health in a refugee camp.

Review 1. Views of health in the lay sector: a compilation and review of how individuals think about health.

2. Listening to Chinese Immigrant Restaurant Workers in the Midwest: Application of the Culture-Centered Approach (CCA) to Explore Perceptions of Health and Health Care.

3. Three approaches to qualitative content analysis.

4. The qualitative content analysis process.

5. How should we define health?

6. Farm elders define health as the ability to work.

7. Health-related quality of life of Palestinian refugees inside and outside camps in Jordan.

8. Karenni refugees living in Thai-Burmese border camps: traumatic experiences, mental health outcomes, and social functioning.

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