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Frontera norte

On-line version ISSN 2594-0260Print version ISSN 0187-7372

Abstract

ROSALES MARTINEZ, Yetzi; BOJORQUEZ CHAPELA, Ietza; LEYVA FLORES, René  and  INFANTE XIBILLE, César. Health Services Provision for Migrants Repatriated through Tijuana, Baja California: Inter-agency Cooperation and Response Capacity. Frontera norte [online]. 2017, vol.29, n.57, pp.107-130. ISSN 2594-0260.

This article explores the institutional capacity to respond to the health needs of Mexican migrants repatriated through Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. Twenty-one semi-structured interviews with governmental and civil society organizations were conducted. The information was analyzed using the concept of "cooperation." Results show an informal inter-institutional network based on common goals and interdependence of resources. Health service provision is not completely functional, due in part to lack of trust between some actors and to demand overload in the most important public provider of secondary and tertiary care services in Tijuana.

Keywords : health services; repatriated migrants; cooperation; Tijuana; Mexico.

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