"Therefore, understanding the changing socio-environmental situation as well as population movements and their associated risks for malaria infection, is critical for malaria control, containment, and elimination. Efforts to address these issues should include advocacy, mapping exercises and expanded / strengthened surveillance to also include migrant health information systems" (Jitthai, 2013, p
5%, respectively) had been living in French Guiana for more than 10 years. A large proportion were still undocumented or had a precarious legal status" (Jolivet et al
Some policies in numerous countries priorities specific illnesses or conditions, nonetheless these vary and it is not distinct whether they precisely reflect real changes in need among nations. "Policy initiatives typically involve training health workers, providing interpreter services and/or 'cultural mediators', adapting organizational culture, improving data collection and providing information to migrants on health problems and services" (Mladovsky, Rechel, Ingleby & McKee, 2012, p
Migrant health policies should focus in protects this vulnerable group, especially during economic hardship, taking into account economic and socio-demographic risk factors. There is an especial need for research in the cost-effectiveness of investing in the health care of the migrant population, demonstrating the benefit of such, even in the health of the European native population, and the need for constant intervention despite of resource constraints (Reyes-Uruena, Noori, Pharris & Jansa, 2014, p
It was concluded that the migrant health-volunteer program did help deal with migrant health problems. However, management of the program should be closely considered for more effective outcomes (Sirilak et al
Nevertheless, when measured among the sick migrants in the SMEs, "the utilization rate was still low mainly due to their poor health awareness. Improving their risk perception and integration of occupational and general health service is crucial to improve the health conditions and utilization of service among migrants in the SMES (Zou, Zeng, Chen & Ling, 2015, p