Fadia Fakhre, Danny J Soares
Practice-Based Learning in Aesthetic Medicine: Assessing Scientific Literacy Among Cosmetic Practitioners
Dermatologic surgery : official publication for American Society for Dermatologic Surgery [et al.]
sufficient healthcare services utilization among syrian refugee population one important human rights vulnerable populations refugees often deprived sufficient access healthcare services even healthcare services accessible refugees vary level utilization services healthseeking behavior study aims examine status indicators healthcare service access utilization among adult syrian refugees noncommunicable diseases residing two refugee camps crosssectional descriptive design conducted enrolling 455 adult syrian refugees residing alzaatari azraq camps northern jordan using demographical data perceived health access healthcare services module part canadian community health survey cchs logistic regression model binary outcomes used explore accuracy variables influencing utilization healthcare services individual indicators examined 14 variables according anderson model specifically model consisted healthcare indicators demographic variables find effect healthcare services utilization descriptive data showed mean age study participants n 455 4945 years sd 1048 602 n 274 females addition 637 n 290 married 505 n 230 held elementary schoollevel degrees majority 833 n 379 unemployed expected vast majority health insurance mean overall food security score 13 24 35 difficulty accessing healthcare services among syrian refugees jordans camps significantly predicted gender transportation problems fee problems mean 425 sd 111 unable afford transportation fees mean 427 sd 112 identified important barriers accessing healthcare services healthcare services must imply possible measures make affordable refugees particularly older unemployed refugees large families highquality fresh food clean drinking water needed improve health outcomes camps