Threat of deportation as proximal social determinant of mental health amongst migrant workers
While migration health studies traditionally focused on socioeconomic determinants of health, an emerging body of literature is exploring migration status as a proximate cause of health outcomes. Study 1 is a path analysis of the predictors of mental health amongst 582 documented migrant workers in...
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Main Authors: | Nicholas HARRIGAN, KOH, Chiu Yee, AMIRRUDIN, Amirah |
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2017
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