Abstract
To explore the social determinants of health (SDH) of international migrant children, from the perceptions of caregivers, health workers and local authorities in eight municipalities in Chile. A secondary analysis of data was conducted from a qualitative study that took place between 2014 and 2017. The original study involved semi-structured interviews and focus groups. The secondary thematic analysis of data included all emerging issues related to international migrant children and their living conditions, including use of health services. Findings were grouped according to the model of social determinants of health, which allow a reflection on living conditions of international migrant children and their health situation. This research shows the impact of SDH on international migrant children in Chile, highlighting relevant issues around this group.
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