September 13, 2025European Journal of PediatricsOpen Access

Initial health assessments of children and young people seeking asylum and refugees in Europe: insights from a qualitative study of health care providers

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Variability in initial health assessments impacts children seeking asylum in Europe, affecting care quality.
Despite guidelines, implementation of initial health assessments for migrant children is inconsistent across Europe.
Qualitative study using questionnaires and interviews identified barriers like inadequate infrastructure and limited funding.
Improved access to professional translators emerged as a key facilitator, highlighting the need for tailored resources.

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Qualitative study reveals variability in initial health assessments for children seeking asylum and refugees in Europe, suggesting barriers and facilitators in care delivery.

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Alustiza et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative study reveals variability in initial health assessments for children seeking asylum and refugees in Europe, suggesting barriers and facilitators in care delivery.

Initial health assessments of children and young people seeking asylum and refugees in Europe: insights from a qualitative study of health care providers

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Initial health assessments of children and young people seeking asylum and refugees in Europe: insights from a qualitative study of health care providers

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