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HOW SHOULD THE FAMILY PHYSICIANS'
BEHAVIORS BE
IN CASE OF MIGRATION ? - A MODEL STUDY
Hakan MUT, Giray KOLCU, Vildan
KARABACAK, Aysel BAŞAR, Şeyda UĞUR,
Umut Gök BALCI, Kurtuluş ÖNGEL
SYRIAN REFUGEES IN TURKEY
550386 Syrian refugees – 200386 in refugee camp 1
350000 in different areas of Turkey
Most of refugees – no temporary identity card and no
primary health care services
Number of refugees
1The
Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency of Turkey. Syrian Refugees in
Turkey, Results of Field Study - 2013
PARTNERS
Selçuklu Municipality
Promotional activities
Selçuklu Governorship
Coordination between
required institutions
Transportation vehicles and
interpreters for
communication with
refugees
PREPARATIONS
Posters, brochures and
introductory booklet
Interpreters
Vehicles and drivers
Two teams – including
doctor, midwife,
interpreter and driver
AIM
To determine the role of
family physicians (FP) in
case of migration
To inform Syrian refugees of
preventative health care
services
To canalize the refugees to
make use of these services
To create a guide for address
and contact information to
reach them again
To ensure the continuity of
health care services for
refugees
MATERIAL - METHOD
Descriptive cross-sectional
survey
Face-to-face interview
technique
Questionnaire –including
sociodemographic and health
status questions
RESULTS
Reached 2399 refugees - evaluated
WOMEN
2285 of them
Only 299 refugees (%13) - temporary
identity card
Total mean age 20,57±16,41 (♀:
20,23 - ♂: 20,87)
MEN
WOMEN
MEN
RESULTS
45 pregnant - %6,9 of
reproductive-aged (15-49)
women
Vaccination - 687 children
with MMRV and 335
children with polio.
%1,7 of refugees –
suspicious of “Cutaneous
Leishmaniasis”
OTHER BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT
Refugees - preventative health care
services
Pregnant women, infants and
unvaccinated children - FHC
Unregistered refugees - foreigners
department
Difficulties in getting health care
service - interviews with officials
Needy families - relevant
institutions
CONCLUSION
Because of young population, making planning
about needs of them such as child/adolecent health,
reproductive health, pregnancy follow ups would be
necessary
We believe that planning fieldworks by using this
model is great importance of controlling the health
parameters of the service area
By the definition of family medicine, FPs/GPs
should provide health care for everyone,
regardless of religion, language, race and
socioeconomic level differences