Streamline | Migrant Clinicians Network

Spring 2015

An apple a day: Dr. Eva Galvez on working with seasonal agricultural workers in Oregon
Delivering new life and hopeful beginnings: A midwife’s role in providing health care for migrant women
Migrant health as global health: New textbook highlights work of MCN’s Candace Kugel
Walk-In, Same-Day, or Appointment? Maximizing continuity in special populations
Chagas disease in the US
A policy analysis of Chagas disease in the US
From the intern’s desk: A look at Health Network
Navigating the telehealth waters: Two approaches to telehealth in primary care
Telehealth reimbursements
Medical repatriation of migrant farm workers in Ontario: a descriptive analysis
Migrant Clinicians Network’s Program for Occupational and Environmental Health
New findings show clinicians don’t know what to do in pesticide overexposures

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Up to the Challenges: Profile of Sue Hagie, NP
Dental Health with John McFarland, DDS
Needs Assessments, Step-By-Step
with Health Outreach Partners
Needs Assessments, Step-By-Step with Health Outreach Partners
Trafficking and Migrant Agricultural Worker Women
Taking Care to a Higher Level: Integration of Behavioral Health
Affordable Care Act: Assessing Agricultural Worker Access to Health Care
MCN Celebrates a Stronger Worker Protection Standard
Longitudinal Assessment of Blood Cholinesterase Activities Over Two Consecutive Years Among Latino Nonfarmworkers and Pesticide-Exposed Farmworkers in North Carolina
New publication highlights MCN’s Clinical Assessment Tool
MCN Receives Susan Harwood Training Grant
Children Need Protection, Too: Celebrating National Farm Safety and Health Week

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Children in the fields: Profile of Melissa Bailey
Mobile Populations Navigating the HIV Treatment Cascade
Communication in coordinating health care: A Health Network case study
New Haven Farms: Linking health center patients directly to the farm for nutrition education and access to healthy foods
Controlling Tuberculosis at the Border: Miguel Escobedo, MD, MPH
World Health Organization classifies glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic": Excerpt from “Carcinogenicity of tetrachlorvinphos,parathion, malathion, diazinon, and glyphosate”
Tribute to Dr. Joe Fortuna
Call for Community Health Center Partners: Migrant Clinicians Network invites health centers to participate in Workers and Health program
Workers and Health: Community Health Centers Making a Difference in the Protection of Migrant Workers and their Families
Health and safety concerns with immigrant nail salon workers
Hesperian Health Guides releases Workers’ Guide to Health and Safety
US Worker Fatality Data Project expands understanding of workplace deaths

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