Revista Espanola de Pediatria
Volume 59, Issue 4, 2003, Pages 367-369
Immigration and post-traumatic stress syndrome [Inmigración y síndrome de estrés post-traumá tico] (Review)
Sánchez Sagrado T.*
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Dr. McElroy y Dr. Thompson Surgery, Liverpool, United Kingdom, Flat 8 45 A Canning Street, L8 7TA. Liverpool, United Kingdom
Abstract
Working in Primary Care is not a static work as a dynamic one, what means we have to be able and open-minded to face up the changes than society leads in our patiens. Immigration process is a new reality in Spain and secondarily in our daily work. How does affect this problem to emigrant-children? When we see certain behaviours and attitudes in children, do we think in simple anxiety or in a "posttraumatic syndrome" because of immigration?
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ISSN: 0034947X
Cited by: 2
Original Language: Spanish