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This research aims to explore barriers faced by displaced individuals with chronic diseases and propose solutions to mitigate these inequities.

February 12, 2026Conflict and HealthOpen Access

Breaking barriers: addressing systemic inequities in chronic disease care for displaced populations

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Policy actions improve chronic disease care access in displaced populations, suggesting systemic change is needed.

This research aims to explore barriers faced by displaced individuals with chronic diseases and propose solutions to mitigate these inequities.
Assessment of barriers faced by internally displaced persons (IDPs) with non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
Evaluation of policy actions needed for decentralized care
Analysis of health literacy interventions
Displaced populations face significant structural and socioeconomic barriers to healthcare
Decentralized NCD care and financial support improve access to treatment
Health literacy programs reduce disparities in chronic disease management during displacement

Ashaolu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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