Abstract

Public healthcare is still one of the main pillars of European welfare states, despite the increasing number of migrants, we know little about migrants’ attitudes toward healthcare. We used recent data from the MIFARE survey and compared natives with a variety of nine migrant groups living in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands, focusing on migrants’ preferred level of governmental involvement and their satisfaction with public healthcare. We found that, compared to natives, migrants held the government less responsible for providing healthcare while expressing a higher level of satisfaction. Whereas health differences among migrants and natives did not explain this ethnic gap, we found that these ethnic gaps are moderated by socialization processes and knowledge of healthcare rights.

中文翻译：

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丹麦，德国和荷兰的移民和当地人对公共医疗服务的态度

摘要

尽管移民人数不断增加，但公共医疗保健仍是欧洲福利国家的主要支柱之一，但我们对移民对医疗保健的态度知之甚少。我们使用了来自MIFARE调查的最新数据，并将本地人与居住在丹麦，德国和荷兰的9个移民群体进行了比较，重点关注移民对政府的偏爱程度以及他们对公共医疗的满意度。我们发现，与本地人相比，移民表示政府对提供医疗服务的责任较小，但满意度更高。尽管移民和当地人之间的健康差异无法解释这种种族差距，但我们发现这些种族差距是由社会化进程和医疗保健权利知识所缓解的。