Die gesundheitliche Versorgungssituation von Asylsuchenden

Abstract

Die gesundheitliche Versorgungssituation von Asylsuchenden Bundesweite Bestandsaufnahme über die Gesundheitsämter Zusatzmaterial online Zusätzliche Informationen sind in der Online-Version dieses Artikels

Infectious disease screening in asylum seekers: range, coverage and economic evaluation in Germany, 2015

“…in October 2015. Some federal states have ceased hepatitis B screening several years ago due to limited capacities to give appropriate follow-up to both negative and positive diagnostic results [13]. …”

“…In a previous study we performed a nation-wide assessment of healthcare provision to asylum seekers between June and October 2015 [13]. As part of the previous study, to determine the content of medical screening programmes, we requested written policy documents governing federal state level medical screening policies from health authorities.…”

“…Here they undergo a mandatory, upon-entry medical screening according to the state’s policies. Upon-entry screening for TB in children (< 16 years of age) and pregnant women is governed by differing policies in each of the 16 federal states [13]. Detailed information on the content of federal state-level medical screening policies is not always publicly accessible.…”

“…Furthermore, yields of screening are not available in many federal states due to a lack of denominator data and limitations of the health information system [14]. Furthermore, screening programmes under national and state-level law lack systematic integration of quality assurance and evaluation measures, so that little is known about their effectiveness [13]. …”

Umfang der Erstuntersuchungen bei unbegleiteten minderjährigen Ausländern: eine bundesweite Bestandsaufnahme

“…Bozorgmehr et al [8] sowie Wahedi et al [9] haben bei ihren Bestandsaufnahmen über die gesundheitliche Versorgungssituation der Flüchtlinge in Deutschland jeweils eine große Heterogenität bei den durchgeführten Screeningmaßnahmen im Rahmen der Erstuntersuchungen festgestellt.…”