Vol. 6 No. 2 (2016): Global Health

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Published: 2016-11-30

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Interview

Narrative Exposure Therapy: An Innovative Short-Term Treatment for Refugees with PTSD – Interview with Dr. Morton Beiser

Jennifer T DCruz, Joanne Joseph

9-12
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On the Interrelationship Between Global and Public Health and a Healthy Environment: A Discussion with Professor Linda Selvey

Maximilian Andreas Storz, Eric P Heymann

13-16
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Commentary

Preventing the Tragedy of Suicide Among Indigenous People in Canada: Physician Advocacy Through the Training Pipeline and Beyond

Max Deschner, Emilie Glanz

17-20
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The War on Language: Providing Culturally Appropriate Care to Syrian Refugees

Meagan A Roy

21-25
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The Effect of Conflict and Displacement on the Health of Internally Displaced People: The Colombian Crisis

Juliana Andrea Barrera Ramirez, Hernan Dario Franco

26-29
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Refugee Mental Health: How Canada Supports the World’s Most Vulnerable in Their Transition to Becoming Canadian

Ciarán Patrick Collins Galts

30-32
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Interim Federal Health Program for Refugees: Looking Back and Moving Forward

Hamid Yusuf Abdihalim

33-35
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The Community Health Worker Model: A Grass-Roots Approach for Measles Prevention in Refugee Camps

Kristina Baier, Raywat Deonandan

36-39
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Mind the Gap: Improving Pediatric Cancer Care in Developing Countries

Rebecca Quilty

40-42
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First Nation and Medical Student Perspectives on the Participation in Culturally Immersive Learning Experiences During Medical Training

Caitlyn Vlasschaert, Jennifer Constant

43-45
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The WHO’s Need to Address Insecticide Resistance in Malaria Vectors

Tarun Rahman

46-48
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Original Research

Pioneering International Collaboration in Medical Education: The Ottawa-Shanghai Joint School of Medicine (OSJSM) Student Builder Program (SBP)

Chelsea Soares, Jason Hu, Kyle Kai Ho Ng, Fan Yang

49-54
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Strategies for Improving the International Elective Process: SWOT Analysis of an Elective in Butare, Rwanda

Hashim Kareemi, Victoria Rose Myers

55-60
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Review & Clinical Practice

The borders that remain: prevention of cervical cancer in refugee and immigrant women in Canada

Matthew Beckett

61-66
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Elective Reports

When Healthcare Systems Collide: An International Elective Student’s Perspective

Linda Zhou

67-68
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Chka! A Portrait of Armenian Healthcare

Andrea Zumrova

69-70
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