Structural vulnerability among migrating women and children fleeing central america and Mexico: The public health impact of "humanitarian parole"

Keyphrases

• Central Mexico 100%
• Central America 100%
• Humanitarian 100%
• Public Health Impact 100%
• Migrating Women 100%
• Parole 100%
• Structural Vulnerability 100%
• Mexico 50%
• Migration Experience 50%
• Helping Hand 50%
• Clothing 25%
• US-Mexico Border 25%
• Major Themes 25%
• Vulnerability 25%
• Southern Arizona 25%
• Health Implications 25%
• Mental Health Care 25%
• Hospitality 25%
• Detention Center 25%
• Public Health Research 25%
• Psychological Distress 25%
• Water in Foods 25%
• Traumatic Events 25%
• Inductive Analysis 25%
• Growing Population 25%
• Health Challenges 25%
• Southwest Border 25%
• Family Resiliency 25%
• Detention 25%
• Hygiene Products 25%
• Young Mothers 25%
• Immigration Detention 25%
• Border Patrol 25%
• Physical Distress 25%
• Humanitarian Aid Organisations 25%
• Reasons for Leaving 25%
• Family Separation 25%
• Mental Health Surveillance 25%

Social Sciences

• Mexico 100%
• Health Policy 100%
• Central America 100%
• Parole 100%
• USA 75%
• Detention 75%
• Psychology 25%
• Qualitative Method 25%
• Mental Health 25%
• Public Health Research 25%
• Humanitarian Assistance 25%

Psychology

• Public Health 100%
• Qualitative Method 50%
• Mental Health 50%
• Resiliency 50%
• Psychological Distress 50%
• Traumatic Event 50%