Adding barriers to barriers during the COVID-19 pandemic: a call for interdisciplinary research on communication with migrant patients in the emergency department
The Covid-19 pandemic has refocused the spotlights on the longstanding inequalities in
health and care, with migrant patients suffering disproportionately more adverse impacts [1].
Language barriers mean that migrants' access to information is limited; and therefore
increase their risk of Covid-19 infection [2]. Language barriers also diminish healthcare
access and quality for migrant patients, especially when they intersect with other dimensions
of vulnerability, such as trauma, poor mental health and weak (health) literacy, or socio …
health and care, with migrant patients suffering disproportionately more adverse impacts [1].
Language barriers mean that migrants' access to information is limited; and therefore
increase their risk of Covid-19 infection [2]. Language barriers also diminish healthcare
access and quality for migrant patients, especially when they intersect with other dimensions
of vulnerability, such as trauma, poor mental health and weak (health) literacy, or socio …
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The Covid-19 pandemic has refocused the spotlights on the longstanding inequalities in
health and care, with migrant patients suffering disproportionately more adverse impacts (1).
Language barriers mean that migrants' access to information is limited; and therefore
increase their risk of Covid-19 infection (2). Language barriers also diminish healthcare
access and quality for migrant patients, especially when they intersect with other dimensions
of vulnerability, such as trauma, poor mental health and weak (health) literacy, or socio …
health and care, with migrant patients suffering disproportionately more adverse impacts (1).
Language barriers mean that migrants' access to information is limited; and therefore
increase their risk of Covid-19 infection (2). Language barriers also diminish healthcare
access and quality for migrant patients, especially when they intersect with other dimensions
of vulnerability, such as trauma, poor mental health and weak (health) literacy, or socio …
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