影响儿科移民和难民急诊科使用的因素:定性叙述回顾

Indeep Thandi, B. Salami, T. Ladha
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目的:确定影响北美和欧洲18岁以下移民和难民儿童使用急诊科(ED)的因素,这些地区存在类似的初级、二级和三级卫生保健结构。方法:采用叙述性综述方法对CINAHL、MEDLINE和SCOPUS三个数据库进行检索。在筛选和全文审查后,采用纳入标准和排除标准,最终入选本综述的8篇文章。结果:确定了向ED展示的六个中心主题,包括:(1)财务可及性;(二)健康保险;(3)有初级保健提供者;(4)语言障碍;(5)运输;(6)健康素养,健康素养进一步分为缺乏知识和父母对疾病的认知和理解。意义和结论:影响儿童移民和难民患者使用ED的因素是多因素且相互关联的。建议鼓励基于人群医疗保健需求的知情改变,总体目标是减少非必要的ED使用并改善患者的健康结果。虽然本综述确定并评估了该领域现有的有限研究,但在对所有儿童移民和难民人群进行推广之前,还需要完成进一步的研究。
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Factors affecting emergency department use among pediatric immigrants and refugees: A qualitative narrative review
Purpose: To identify factors affecting emergency department (ED) use by immigrant and refugee children under the age of 18 years in North America and Europe, where similar primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare structures exist. Methods: A narrative review methodology was used to complete a search of three databases including CINAHL, MEDLINE, and SCOPUS. Inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria were applied following screening and full-text review, resulting in the 8 articles that were selected for this review. Results: Six central themes were identified for presentation to ED’s including: (1) financial accessibility; (2) health insurance; (3) presence of a primary care provider; (4) language barriers; (5) transportation; and (6) health literacy, with health literacy further being divided into a lack of knowledge and parental perception and understanding of illness. Implications and Conclusion: Factors that influence ED use by pediatric immigrant and refugee patients are multi-factorial and interconnected. Recommendations are made to encourage informed changes based on population healthcare needs, with the overall goal to reduce non-essential ED use and improve patient health outcomes. While this review identifies and evaluates the limited research available in this area, further studies need to be completed before generalizations can be made for all pediatric immigrant and refugee populations.
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