2006
DOI: 10.4321/s1137-66272006000200002
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El inmigrante en la consulta de atención primaria

Abstract: In consultations at health centres, the GP, the paediatrician and the nursing staff have faced, above all since the end of the XIX century and so far in the XXI century, the fact of having to attend to a numerous population formed of people uprooted from their community, without close relatives in the majority of cases, with different languages and cultures, and with a different way of understanding health and illness. This article analyses this phenomenon and aims to improve the understanding of health profes… Show more

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“…Difficulties in communication are an important access barrier [14,62,68] and the main problem that health professionals face when providing care to immigrants [62,66,69,70]. These countries respond to the challenge of achieving more effective communication using different strategies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Difficulties in communication are an important access barrier [14,62,68] and the main problem that health professionals face when providing care to immigrants [62,66,69,70]. These countries respond to the challenge of achieving more effective communication using different strategies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se ha identificado en los discursos la importancia de los problemas de salud relacionados con la adaptación al nuevo contexto geográfico, así como con las condiciones biológicas y personales (14,15). Por otra parte, no se manifestó en los discursos de la población inmigrante la existencia enfermedades que pudieran ser diferentes a los de la población autóctona.…”
Section: Estado De Saludunclassified
“…El concepto de salud se considera multidimensional, y se asocia a diferentes determinantes sociales y culturales como la educación, la edad, el género, la cultura sanitaria, el medio ambiente, y los factores biológicos (15), así como a aspectos vinculados con el país de origen (16). Es por ello que el análisis del contexto, por ejemplo el económico y laboral, es fundamental para identificar la exposición de la población inmigrante a posibles riesgos laborales en mayor medida que la población autóctona (17).…”
Section: Estado De Saludunclassified
“…In addition to the linguistic barrier, there are also the interferences derived from the lack of understanding of cultural traits and the different conceptions on health and illness that hold off the parties involved in the communication processes, creating a conflict among the very distinct sociocultural contexts 23,24 .…”
Section: ) (Interviewee 19)mentioning
confidence: 99%