R to @ECDC_EU: 2) HIV and migrants in the EU/EEA - Monitoring the implementation of the Dublin Declaration on partnership to fight #HIV/#AIDS in Europe and Central Asia: 2024 progress report (2023 data):
https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications-data/hiv-and-migrants-eueea-monitoring-implementation-dublin-declaration-partnership
#WAD2024 #WorldAIDSDay2024 #SDGs #MigrantHealth
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HIV and migrants in the EU/EEA - Monitoring the implementation of the Dublin Declaration on partnership to fight HIV/AIDS in Europe and Central Asia: 2024 progress report (2023 data)
This report presents the results of a survey among EU/EEA Member States in relation to the HIV epidemic among migrants and current national prevention interventions, policies and barriers to the public health response.
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

Third WHO Global School on Refugee and Migrant Health
Refugees and migrants have health rights and needs, requiring culturally sensitive and effective care that recognizes both the impact of migration on physical and mental health and the various barriers hampering the availability, accessibility, acceptability, and affordability of health services for these populations. The health workforce has a vital role in providing people-centred health services and building health system capacity to respond to the health rights and needs of refugees and migrants. Recognizing the importance of promoting specific professional competence and capacity to adequately address refugee and migrant health issues, WHO is organizing the third edition of the Global School on Refugee and Migrant Health, this year with a focus on capacity-building. The school will be held online from 28 November to 2 December 2022 with the theme βCapacity-building: human resources for refugee and migrant healthβ. It will be an e-learning event hosted by the Ministry of Health of Bangladesh and web-streamed worldwide from Dhaka, Bangladesh. The 5-day event will feature high-level keynote speeches, live panel discussions with multidisciplinary stakeholders, Question and Answer sessions, and a series of video reportage produced by regional and country offices as well as WHO Collaborating Centres to share experiences on health and migration from the ground. Held every year, the school aims to support countries and territories to build competency on the public health aspects of migration and promote the development and dissemination of knowledge, attitude and practices based on the exchange of experiences and evidence. The third edition of the school will feature five modules delivered over five consecutive days from Monday 28 November to Friday 2 December 2022, every day from 16:00 to 17:30 Dhaka time (time zone converter), except for day one (28 November), when the event will start at 15:40 Dhaka time. Each module will be dedicated to one specific thematic area as follows: Day 1: health systems; Day 2: gender; Day 3: health services; Day 4: Universities; Day 5: the need for international collaboration. A detailed agenda will follow soon. The event is free. The main target audience is policy-makers, health sector managers and officers working at different levels within ministries, researchers, academia, representatives of non-governmental organizations.
Last week on Zoom I saw an inspiring kickoff that Jews United for Justice (#JUFJ) held to focus on the upcoming #Maryland assembly session. What inspired me most was the news that CASA is advocating for all Maryland residents, including the undocumented, to be covered by Medicaid or state exchanges. This would be life changing for many, especially my #immigrant patients on #dialysis.
#immigranthealth #bioethics #phethics #ethics #healthcareisahumanright #healthcare #immigrants #migranthealth
I neglected to write about the inspiring kickoff last week that Jews United for Justice (#JUFJ) held to focus on the upcoming Maryland assembly session. What inspired me most was the news that CASA is advocating for all Maryland residents, including the undocumented, to be covered by Medicaid or state exchanges. This would be life changing for so many, especially my #immigrant patients on #dialysis.
#immigranthealth #bioethics #phethics #ethics #healthcareisahumanright #healthcare #immigrants #migranthealth #Maryland #politics #CASA #migrantes