Health Disparities Among Refugees and Migrants: Theoretical Perspectives

This exam examines the health disparities faced by refugees and migrants due to socio-economic factors, legal barriers, and access to care. Emphasis will be placed on the theoretical frameworks that inform understanding of health inequities in these populations.

Addressing health disparities is crucial for public health policies and practices. Insights from this exam will guide interventions aimed at reducing inequitable health outcomes for displaced individuals and communities.

Verbal assessments will evaluate the ability to articulate the underlying principles of health disparities, comprehend relevant frameworks, and discuss the implications of these disparities on health policy and practice.

Students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with current literature and case studies that illustrate these disparities, as well as policies that address health inequities.