Objectives To thematically synthesise primary qualitative studies that explore challenges
and facilitators for health professionals providing primary healthcare for refugees and …

Given the increasing numbers of refugees worldwide, the prevalence of their mental
disorders is relevant for public health. Prevalence studies show that, in the first years of …

Background: Discrimination based on ethnicity and the lack of translation services in
healthcare have been identified as main barriers to healthcare access. However, the actual …

COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy is frequent and can constitute a barrier to the dissemination of
vaccines once they are available. Unequal access to vaccines may also contribute to …

Background The purpose of the health examination for asylum seekers in most countries is
to identify poor health in order to secure the well-being of seekers of asylum and to …

Migrants living in Europe constitute over half of the world's international migrants and are at
higher risk of poor mental health than non-migrants, yet also face more barriers in accessing …

Immigrants can face significant barriers in accessing mental healthcare. Strategies to
overcome these barriers are as follows: increased coordination and communication …

Background Along with the ageing of the general population, Europe's migrant populations
are also ageing, thus posing new challenges for dementia care services, particularly if the …

Abstract The European Union (EU) refers to health as a human right in many internal and
external communications, policies and agreements, defending its universality. In parallel …

Undocumented migrants are people within a country without the necessary documents and
permits. They are considered at higher risk for health problems because of their irregular …