[colombiamigra] Fwd: [EQ] Improving HIV data comparability in migrant populations and ethnic minorities - ECDC
- From: Maria Claudia Duque <mcduquep@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: colombiamigra@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2011 17:00:37 -0500
Hola,
Adicionalmente al tema de la revisión, hay información sobre aspectos
metodológicos en investigación con poblaciones migrantes en Europa, que
puede ser de interés.
Saludos, mc
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María Claudia Duque-Páramo Ph.D.
Profesora Titular
Facultad de Enfermería
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Bogotá, Colombia
mcduque@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tel 571-320 8320 Ext 2655, 2666
Fax 571-288 6754
http://www.redandinademigraciones.org/red-ninez
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Date: 2011/8/22
Subject: [EQ] Improving HIV data comparability in migrant populations and
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*Migrant health series:
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*Improving HIV data comparability in migrant populations and ethnic
minorities in EU/EEA/EFTA countries:*
*findings from a literature review and expert panel
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*ECDC European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 2011
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Available online PDF [90p.] at: http://bit.ly/pUGmZ3
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The review was intended to:****
• provide an overview of the current situation with respect to data on HIV
in migrant and ethnic minority populations;****
• identify gaps and methodological challenges; and****
• propose ways in which data, and data comparability, might be improved in *
*Europe**.
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Aimed at policymakers, programme managers, epidemiologists, researchers and
others involved in migrant health,****
this report is intended to inform future policy, research and practice.
Section 2 provides the background to the****
review, Section 3 documents the main findings, and Section 4 sets out the
main conclusions and recommendations
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*Contents*
1 Introduction ****
2 Background ****
2.1 Migrant health****
2.2 Gathering data on migration, on migrant health and on HIV among migrants
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3 Key findings and issues ****
3.1 Analysis/overview of the literature on HIV and migration ****
4. Conclusions and suggestions ****
Annex 1. Bibliography ****
Annex 2. Definitions from international sources ****
Annex 3. Data and definitions from European sources ****
Annex 4. Summary of HIV-related studies of migrants and ethnic minorities in
**Europe** ****
Annex 5. Report on the ECDC Workshop on Migration and HIV ****
Annex 6. Expert consultation questionnaire ****
Annex 7. Indicators related to migrants used in the ‘Monitoring the Dublin
Declaration’ questionnaire to countries****
Annex 8. Expert ranking of migration indicators for surveillance ****
Annex 9. Expert recommendations on indicators for research****
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*HIV testing and counselling in migrant populations and ethnic minorities
in EU/EEA/EFTA Member
States*<http://ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications/Publications/Forms/ECDC_DispForm.aspx?ID=717>
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Available online PDF [39p.] at: http://bit.ly/nfmqt9
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“….The report is based on information gathered through a systematic review
of the literature on HIV testing and counselling in these populations in
high-income countries; a review of international and national policies and
guidelines on HIV testing and counselling; a survey of EU, EEA and EFTA
Member States; and individual interviews and group meetings with key
government and non-government stakeholders.****
It is organised in five sections:****
• Section 1 briefly describes the review background and methodology.****
• Section 2 summarises findings about HIV prevalence and risk factors in
migrant populations and ethnic minorities.****
• Section 3 overview of international, regional policies,
guidelines/recommendations on HIV testing and counselling in migrant
populations and ethnic minorities.****
• Section 4 highlights challenges and barriers to HIV testing among migrant
and ethnic minority populations.****
• Section 5 outlines approaches to HIV testing in migrants and ethnic
minorities. It also considers how to increase uptake of testing in these
populations….”
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