Migration

Currently, more than 13% of the total population in the WHO European Region are international migrants.

Political and social structures need to respond to the challenges of population movement. Cultural sensitivity and insights into behaviour are essential to ensuring migrants receive equitable healthcare.

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Arts and health: supporting the well-being of forcibly displaced people
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Using cultural sensitivity to overcome stereotyping in medical practice (Germany)
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Photo-elicitation amongst Pakistani migrants in Denmark
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Health promotion for improved refugee and migrant health

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Public health aspects of mental health among migrants and refugees: a review of the evidence on mental health care for refugees, asylum seekers and irregular migrants in the WHO European Region
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How do variations in definitions of “migrant” and their application influence the access of migrants to health care services?

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