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Practicing in exile: Syrian healthcare professionals working in informal outpatient clinics in Istanbul
International Migration ( IF 2.022 ) Pub Date : 2021-07-22 , DOI: 10.1111/imig.12906
Aral Sürmeli 1 , Yesim Yasin 1 , Tuana Umay Tolunay 2 , Inci User 3 , Pinar Topsever 4
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Turkey hosts the largest proportion of Syrian refugees worldwide. Although Syrian refugees enjoy similar rights to health as Turkish citizens, some barriers can limit access to healthcare in practice. The healthcare needs of the Syrian population led to the emergence of "informal" clinics operated by Syrian healthcare professionals whom the Ministry of Health does not authorize to practice in Turkey. This qualitative study explores the views of 22 healthcare professionals working in such clinics about health provision for Syrian refugees. Focus groups and in-depth interviews were transcribed and thematically coded. Language and cultural barriers, ill-effects of immigration, insecurity concerning living conditions and expected lawful contribution to health services emerged as themes. Participants suggested that formal authorization to practice in Turkey for the Syrian healthcare workforce would be a good step towards caring for the Syrian population in Turkey.

中文翻译:

流亡实践:在伊斯坦布尔非正式门诊工作的叙利亚医疗保健专业人员

土耳其收容了全球最大比例的叙利亚难民。尽管叙利亚难民享有与土耳其公民相似的健康权,但在实践中,一些障碍可能会限制获得医疗保健的机会。叙利亚人口的医疗保健需求导致出现了由叙利亚医疗保健专业人员经营的“非正式”诊所,卫生部未授权这些专业人员在土耳其执业。这项定性研究探讨了在此类诊所工作的 22 名医疗保健专业人员对叙利亚难民医疗保健提供的看法。焦点小组和深入访谈被转录和主题编码。语言和文化障碍、移民的不良影响、生活条件的不安全感以及对卫生服务的预期合法贡献成为主题。
更新日期:2021-07-22
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