Seeking the aim - perspectives of asylum seekers, nurses, and authorities on the objectives of the asylum seekers' initial health assessment: a qualitative study
Abstract Background A voluntary and free initial health assessment is offered to all asylum seekers upon arrival in Finland. The central aim of this initial health assessment is early identification of service needs. There is, however, limited information on how effective the initial assessment is i...
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Main Authors: | K-L Mustonen (Author), M. Ismail (Author), T. Mäki-Opas (Author), A.E. Castaneda (Author), J. Kauhanen (Author), S. Atkins (Author), N. Skogberg (Author) |
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2024-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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