Migration and Health : a Research Methods Handbook / edited by Marc B. Schenker, Xochitl Castaneda, Alfonso Rodriguez-Lainz.

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Introduction -- Studying migrant populations: general considerations and approaches -- Life course epidemiology: a conceptual model for the study of migration and health -- Use of existing health information systems in Europe to study migrant health -- Use of national data systems to study immigrant health in the United States -- The community-based migrant household probability sample survey -- Respondent-driven sampling for migrant populations -- Time-space sampling of migrant populations -- Prior enumeration: a method for enhanced sampling with migrant surveys -- Telephone-based surveys -- Case-control studies -- Longitudinal studies -- Ethnographic research in migration and health -- Participant observation and key informant interviews -- Focus groups/group qualitative interviews -- Full circle: the method of collaborative anthropology for regional and transnational research -- Photovoice as methodology -- Ethical issues across the spectrum of migration and health research -- Community-based participatory research: a promising approach for studying and addressing immigrant health -- Occupational health research with immigrant workers -- Methodological recommendations for broadening the investigation of refugees and other forced migrants -- Working internationally -- Binational collaborative research -- Ensuring access to research for nondominant language speakers -- Extended case study: a mixed-methods approach to understanding internal migrant access to health care and the health system's response in India.