Defining Forced Migration
This term refers to the involuntary or coerced movement of people from their homes, often due to factors like conflict, violence, persecution, or natural disasters
What is Forced Migration?
The model's framework for understanding how multiple levels of influence, from the individual to society, affect health behaviors and outcomes.
What is the Social-Ecological Model (SEM)?
The name of the core competency of Community Health Nurses (CHNs) that focuses on providing choice, ensuring safety, and minimizing re-traumatization for clients
What is a trauma-informed approach?
Around how much refugees and protected persons were admitted during 2023
What is 74,979 (Around 75,000)
This term describes the Community Health Nurse's process of self-reflection to understand personal and systemic biases and develop respectful, mutual-trust-based relationships.
What is cultural humility
The intervention level focused on immediate needs, relationship building, and individual capacity building.
Micro-Level
What is the name of the group responsible for handling refugee protection claim, hearing appeals and etc
What is Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB)
This part of the SEM model focuses on Family rules, peer pressure, social norms and social support system:
Interpersonal Stage of SEM
This meso-level intervention, sometimes staffed by nurses, is proven to mitigate high handoff loss after initial screening by focusing on tailored access, interpretation, and frequent visits
What are Nurse Coordinators/Health Navigators?
How much funding did the Immigration and refugee Board of canada request for the following year?
What is 345 Million