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📢 Call for Abstracts Now Open

Submissions are open for the 3rd National Refugee & Migrant Health Seminar: Exploring the Social Determinants of Health at the University of Limerick.

More info & submit:
www.ul.ie/research/nat...

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At the Cishemere transit site, the WHO-supported mobile clinic welcomed a UNHCR Geneva delegation on 30 Jan 2026 to discuss healthcare for Congolese refugees, with a focus on SRH, nutrition, and supply challenges. #RefugeeHealth #Burundi

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Perceived barriers to access mental health services for refugees and asylum seekers: a systematic review of qualitative studies - BMC Psychiatry BMC Psychiatry - Previous experience of violence and other traumata as well as post-migration stressors affect the mental health of refugees and asylum seekers. There is a fundamental gap between...

New publication:

Refugees rarely use mental health care services. Why?
Barriers are complex and mutually reinforcing:

Stigma ↔ Language ↔ Lack of knowledge ↔ cultural differences ↔ mistrust ↔ waiting times

#MentalHealth #RefugeeHealth #OpenAccess #HealthEquity

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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Focusing only on those in obvious distress may overlook both those in need of more targeted support and those who are doing well. #refugeehealth #resilience #childmentalhealth #youthmentalhealth

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Screenshot title page, journal article bei Gold et al, DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol.2025.105529

Abstract: 
Background
Fragmented health systems can lead to over-, under-, or misuse of services. Specific challenges arise for newly arrived population groups, such as refugees, who encounter barriers to health services. These include legal restrictions and language discordance with service providers, that further exacerbate these issues. Although nurses can play an important role in improving the response of the health system, little is known about their scope of practice and their role in caring for refugees in primary healthcare contexts.
Objective
To investigate key characteristics of three nurse-led models of care for refugees in Germany, the roles and responsibilities of nurses and to describe their potential to improve coordination and continuity.
Methods
A qualitative, multiple-case study was conducted using a purposeful sampling strategy. Data collection included semi-structured interviews with three programme managers and five nurses from three operational nurse-led models of care in Germany, a social network questionnaire and a review of documents. Data analysis comprised developing logic models and using qualitative content and social network analysis methods.
Results
Examined models involve nurses by allowing for independent management of tasks such as observation, counselling, and care coordination, providing support to patients and linking them to other healthcare services. In the absence of specific training programmes, nurses rely on on-the-job learning.
Conclusions
Nurse-led models of care can effectively improve healthcare for refugees. Policymakers should recognise and advance nursing practice through legislative measures and sustainable funding models. In order to prepare nurses for working in these settings, nursing curricula should incorporate refugee-specific aspects.

Screenshot title page, journal article bei Gold et al, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol.2025.105529 Abstract: Background Fragmented health systems can lead to over-, under-, or misuse of services. Specific challenges arise for newly arrived population groups, such as refugees, who encounter barriers to health services. These include legal restrictions and language discordance with service providers, that further exacerbate these issues. Although nurses can play an important role in improving the response of the health system, little is known about their scope of practice and their role in caring for refugees in primary healthcare contexts. Objective To investigate key characteristics of three nurse-led models of care for refugees in Germany, the roles and responsibilities of nurses and to describe their potential to improve coordination and continuity. Methods A qualitative, multiple-case study was conducted using a purposeful sampling strategy. Data collection included semi-structured interviews with three programme managers and five nurses from three operational nurse-led models of care in Germany, a social network questionnaire and a review of documents. Data analysis comprised developing logic models and using qualitative content and social network analysis methods. Results Examined models involve nurses by allowing for independent management of tasks such as observation, counselling, and care coordination, providing support to patients and linking them to other healthcare services. In the absence of specific training programmes, nurses rely on on-the-job learning. Conclusions Nurse-led models of care can effectively improve healthcare for refugees. Policymakers should recognise and advance nursing practice through legislative measures and sustainable funding models. In order to prepare nurses for working in these settings, nursing curricula should incorporate refugee-specific aspects.

📍Nurse-led primary care for refugees improves access, coordination & continuity
🔬Our study of three models in 🇩🇪 shows that nurses are effective low‑threshold contacts - but need sustainable funding, refugee-specific training, evaluation and legal recognition
📰 doi.org/10.1016/j.he... #RefugeeHealth

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Is Solidarity Becoming Rebranded Philanthropy? 

Solidarity is everywhere in global health language today, but is it always what it claims to be?

Read our latest blog: www.globalhealthsolidarity.org/index.php/bl...

#Health #Solidarity #GlobalHealth #Bioethics #refugee #immigrants #refugeehealth

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Watch Our 5th Bi-Monthly Webinar!

Pt 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gci9...

Pt. 2 www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lF3...

Read the full webinar recap: www.globalhealthsolidarity.org/index.php/ne...

#HealthEquity #refugee #immigrants #refugeehealth #humanrights #asylum

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🏘️ Collective housing & detention settings were the worst.
🤝 Support, safety & autonomy mattered most.
👩 Clinicians can act on safeguarding risks & help connect people to local support.

📖 Read the blog: buff.ly/JIrBJEO
#RefugeeHealth #PolicyChange #ElfHelp

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🌍 The Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers is thrilled to announce our 2026 International Refugee & Migration Health Conference!
📍 San Diego, CA | June 26–28

📅 Save the dates, prep your abstracts, & watch for registration in late 2025!

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Dr. Clare Pain is a Professor of Psychiatry at University of Toronto, celebrated for her work in trauma and refugee mental health. She co-founded the Toronto Addis Ababa Psychiatry Project, enhancing mental healthcare through global partnerships and knowledge exchange. 🌍🩺 #RefugeeHealth

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The Halifax Declaration, born from this historic gathering, is a call to action against rising global inequities and restrictive migration policies. Co-created with those who’ve experienced displacement, it builds on decades of human rights work. #RefugeeHealth #IRMHC2025

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🚨 Refugee health is public health. The Halifax Declaration demands urgent action: universal care, dignity, & rights for displaced people. No more barriers. No more harm. Endorse it. Share it. Act now.
#HalifaxDeclaration #RefugeeHealth #HealthEquity

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Hepatitis B – Migration Health Initiative Hepatitis B Campaign Protect Your Family Protect Your Family is a health education campaign that was created for organizations serving Sub-Saharan African and Asian immigrant communities in the United...

Our #HepatitisB campaign has been updated with resources in Dari, Haitian Creole, Hmong, Oromo, Pashto, and Swahili (East African). Eventually, the campaign will contain customizable, translated health education materials in 16 languages. mhi.taskforce.org/hepB

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Health Hazards of Migration in People Seeking Asylum in New York City, 2023 | AJPH | Vol. Issue Objectives. To identify hazardous migration experiences among asylum seekers and associations with psychiatric illness. Methods. We conducted a cross-sectional study of asylum seekers in a federally q...

Christian Olivo-Freites, MD, et al. in 2023 explores health hazards faced by asylum seekers in NYC. The work highlights the physical & mental toll of migration, advocating for better care.

#RefugeeHealth #Migration @cudeptofmedicine.bsky.social

ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/...

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🌍 Can’t attend the 2025 Refugee & Migration Health Conference in person? Join us online!
✅ Live sessions
✅ Q&As
✅ Global networking
Be part of the movement—wherever you are.
🎟️ Register: lnkd.in/eV5N4aVh
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🌍 Meet Dr. Bernadette Nirmal Kumar — global health leader & migration expert with 30+ yrs at WHO, UNICEF & more. Former NAKMI Director, now leads Lancet Migration & GSMERH. Champion for equity & refugee health. Hear her speak! 👉 lnkd.in/g7ZnpT6W #RefugeeHealth #GHEquity

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We’re into the first set of learning sessions and workshops at #Alliance2025, our annual primary health care conference. Health Equity Priorities session is spotlighting gender-affirming care in Kingston + 2SLGBTQ+ #refugeehealth in the GTA.

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Enhancing healthcare and epidemic response strategies in vulnerable settings; a discussion informed by lessons from fieldwork in displaced populations in Italy and Cyprus Panel

Our Douglas Leasure & @nickirons.bsky.social joined Migration Oxford to discuss epidemic preparedness & refugee healthcare— interdisciplinary approaches can drive real change for vulnerable populations.
More info: migration.web.ox.ac.uk/event/enhanc...
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4/ The goal? HCV elimination in these camps:
✔️ Start treatment in >90% of diagnosed patients
✔️ Stop transmission
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🎙️ New on #OncologySpotlight

Dr. Akash Maniam on bridging UK & Caribbean cancer care, AI in oncology, and refugee health equity.
A must-watch for global thinkers. 🌍

📺 Watch: youtu.be/j2CAflL9to4

📄 Read more: bit.ly/rfcteditorial

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TOOLKIT TUESDAY: If you're in the #Calgary area and are seeking refugee and migrant education and training, Calgary Catholic Immigration Society is an great place to start!

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It’s FACT FRIDAY! Did you know, 41% of refugees are children, despite them only making up 30% of the world’s population?
#refugeehealth #refugee #displacedpersons

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