Skip to Site Navigation Skip to main content

Canadian Research Data Centre Network

Deconstructing the healthy immigrant effect in Canada: the role of ethnicity and gender

Authors: H. Vallianatos

Details

TypeReport to policy group
Author H. Vallianatos
Publication Year 2008
Title Deconstructing the healthy immigrant effect in Canada: the role of ethnicity and gender
Publication Language English
Download Citation (.bib)

Subjects

HealthImmigration and ethnocultural diversityIndigenous peoplesSociety and community

Quick Links

Related Publications

Scott Anderson (2014).

Prevalence and correlates of low sedentary time among Canadian populations

A. Schaffer, J. Cairney, A. Cheung, S. Veldhuizen, P. Kurdyak, and A. Levitt (2009).

Differences in prevalence and treatment for bipolar disorder among immigrants: Results from an epidemiological survey

Canadian Journal of Psychiatry , 734-42

F. T. Denton and B. G. Spencer (2010).

Chronic health conditions: Changing prevalence in an aging population and some implications for the delivery of health care services

Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement , 21-Nov

S. B. Patten, C. A. Beck, J. V. A. Williams, S. R. Currie, J. L. Wang, C. J. Maxwell, and N. el-Guebaly (2006).

Descriptive epidemiology of major depression in Canada

Canadian Journal of Psychiatry , 84-90

(2014).

Changes in smoking during pregnancy in Ontario, 1995-2010: Results from the Canadian Community Health Survey

Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada , 878-884

Mustafa Ornek, Paul Contoyannis, and Arthur Sweetman (2015).

Decomposing differences in the Body Mass Index distributions of Canada and the United States

Travis Salway Hottes, Dionne Gesink, Olivier Ferlatte, David J. Brennan, Anne E. Rhodes, Rick Marchand, and Terry Trussler (2016).

Concealment of sexual minority identities in interviewer-administered government surveys and its impact on estimates of suicide ideation among bisexual and gay men

Journal of Bisexuality , 427-453

Kathy Morency (2010).

Une étude sur le rôle modérateur de la situation familiale sur la relation entre les conditions de l'organisation du travail et la détresse psychologique

Data Used

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

CCHS

Research Data Centre(s)

Alberta RDC

UAB