Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants
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Resumo: | The coexistence of multiple cultures is a challenge that requires behavioral changes for the health professionals, in particular nurses. This work’s objective was to understand the factors and beliefs that influence the demand for health care from immigrants in the Porto metropolitan area (Portugal), and their accessibility to the health services. We developed an exploratory-descriptive qualitative study. We obtained the data through semi-structured interviews of eleven Ukrainian residents of the Porto metropolitan area. We used the twelve cultural domains of Purnell. Sampling was non-probability, of convenience and in “snowball”. Participants were required to give their free and informed consent. The results indicated some difficulties accessing health care due to inefficient communication, resulting from the language barrier and/or of different interpretations, and the disarticulation between the different immigrant support services. This study allowed the implementation of strategies designed to promote health care directed to immigrants, taking into consideration the diversity and vulnerability when accessing health services. |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrantsLegal aspectsImmigrantsNeedsNurse CareBeliefsInterculturalityThe coexistence of multiple cultures is a challenge that requires behavioral changes for the health professionals, in particular nurses. This work’s objective was to understand the factors and beliefs that influence the demand for health care from immigrants in the Porto metropolitan area (Portugal), and their accessibility to the health services. We developed an exploratory-descriptive qualitative study. We obtained the data through semi-structured interviews of eleven Ukrainian residents of the Porto metropolitan area. We used the twelve cultural domains of Purnell. Sampling was non-probability, of convenience and in “snowball”. Participants were required to give their free and informed consent. The results indicated some difficulties accessing health care due to inefficient communication, resulting from the language barrier and/or of different interpretations, and the disarticulation between the different immigrant support services. This study allowed the implementation of strategies designed to promote health care directed to immigrants, taking into consideration the diversity and vulnerability when accessing health services.2019-01-04T17:40:18Z2017-01-01T00:00:00Z2017info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/11328/2507eng10.18690/24637955.10.1.71-83Brito, DalilaVilela, IdalinaBessa-Vilela, Noémiainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2023-06-15T02:10:52ZPortal AgregadorONG |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants Brito, Dalila Legal aspects Immigrants Needs Nurse Care Beliefs Interculturality |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Legal aspects of the safety of healthcare professionals working with migrants |
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Brito, Dalila |
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Brito, Dalila Vilela, Idalina Bessa-Vilela, Noémia |
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Vilela, Idalina Bessa-Vilela, Noémia |
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Brito, Dalila Vilela, Idalina Bessa-Vilela, Noémia |
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Legal aspects Immigrants Needs Nurse Care Beliefs Interculturality |
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Legal aspects Immigrants Needs Nurse Care Beliefs Interculturality |
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The coexistence of multiple cultures is a challenge that requires behavioral changes for the health professionals, in particular nurses. This work’s objective was to understand the factors and beliefs that influence the demand for health care from immigrants in the Porto metropolitan area (Portugal), and their accessibility to the health services. We developed an exploratory-descriptive qualitative study. We obtained the data through semi-structured interviews of eleven Ukrainian residents of the Porto metropolitan area. We used the twelve cultural domains of Purnell. Sampling was non-probability, of convenience and in “snowball”. Participants were required to give their free and informed consent. The results indicated some difficulties accessing health care due to inefficient communication, resulting from the language barrier and/or of different interpretations, and the disarticulation between the different immigrant support services. This study allowed the implementation of strategies designed to promote health care directed to immigrants, taking into consideration the diversity and vulnerability when accessing health services. |
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