Dudu Karakaya, Arif Özparlak, Merve Önder
Suicide literacy in nurses: A cross-sectional study
Journal of clinical nursing
abstract background increasing attention paid arrival migrants outwith eu region european countries healthcare universally equably accessible needs provided migrants throughout range national contexts response complex evolving individual needs important look evidence available provision access healthcare migrants identify barriers accessing healthcare better plan necessary changes methods review scoped 77 papers nine european countries austria cyprus france germany greece italy malta spain sweden english countryspecific languages order provide overview migrants access healthcare review aims identifying known access healthcare well healthcare use migrants refugees eu member states evidence included documents 2011 onwards results literature reviewed confirms despite aspiration ensure equality access healthcare evidence persistent inequalities migrants nonmigrants access healthcare services evidence shows unmet healthcare needs especially comes mental dental health well existence legal barriers accessing healthcare language communication barriers overuse emergency services underuse primary healthcare services well discrimination described conclusions european situation concerning migrants refugees health status access healthcare heterogeneous difficult compare draw firm conclusions due scant evidence different diseases prioritised different countries although priorities always correspond expressed needs priorities migrants mental healthcare preventive care immunization longterm care presence growing migrant older population identified priorities deserve greater attention need improve existing data migrants health status needs access healthcare able tailor care needs migrants conduct research highlights migrants views health barriers access healthcare key