TAILIEUCHUNG - Affirming Immigrant Women’s Health: Building Inclusive Health Policy

Immediately after withdrawing, detach the needle, draw air into the syringe, reattach the needle and express the material in the needle onto a slide. Needle tip is brought into light contact with the slide and the aspirate is carefully expressed without spraying into the air, which can cause air-drying and also can form aerosols, which are potentially infectious. Preparing proper smears is critical for the end results. No matter how expertly the aspiration is performed, if the slides are not interpretable, the procedure is totally worthless for cytologic diagnosis. (Smearing technique is better demonstrated than described) | MARITIME CENTRE EXCELLENCE i J OMEN S Promoting social change through HE A LTH policy-based research in women S health Affirming Immigrant Womens Health Building Inclusive Health Policy A report presented to the Maritime Centre of Excellence by Marian MacKinnon Principal Investigator Associate Professor UPEI and President InterCultural Health Assembly of PEI and Laura Lee Howard Co-Principal Investigator Past Executive Director PEI Association for Newcomers to Canada May 2000 DALHOUSIE HƠII1 w University Vi IirJ IIM IWK Health Centre Affirming Immigrant Women s Health Research Project This paper was funded by the Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women s Health and the Women s Health Bureau. It expresses the views and opinions of the authors and does not necessarily reflect the official policy of the Women s Health Bureau Health Canada Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women s Health or of its sponsors. Copyright is shared between MCEWH and the authors Marian MacKinnon and Laura Lee Howard. w- far OMEN S HEALTH PO Box 3070 Halifax Nova Scotia B3J3G9 Canada Telephone 902-420-6725 Toll-free 1-888-658-1112 Fax 902-420-6752 The Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women s Health is supported by Dalhousie University the IWK Health Centre the Women s Health Bureau of Health Canada and through generous anonymous contributions. mcewh@ mcewh Table of Contents Executive Summary. iii Summary of the Research Project. 1 Summary of the Research The Current State of Knowledge about the Topic .1 Research Questions Goals and Methodology .3 Design of the The Population .3 Data Collection .4 Data Ethical Findings and Discussion .6 Health Issue I Immigrant Women Are Unrecognized Resources .6 Theme 1 Biophysical Endowment .6 Theme 2 Personal Health Practices and Health Issue II Vulnerability to Health .

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