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Panel on the Field Report of “Barriers to and Facilitators of Migrant Communities’ Access to Health Care in Istanbul” Project

We are organizing an online meeting on 19 November 2020, Thursday at 18.30 to share the findings of the research report titled “Barriers to and Facilitators of Migrant Communities’ Access to Health Care in Istanbul”.

We are organizing an online meeting on 19 November 2020, Thursday at 18.30 to share the findings of the research report titled “Barriers to and Facilitators of Migrant Communities’ Access to Health Care in Istanbul”. You can find the full report below.
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The research findings will be presented by Dr. Polat Alpman. Following the presentation, three experts on migrants’ access to healthcare services, namely, Prof. Dr. Zeki Kılıçaslan from Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine Department of Pulmonology; Dr. Deniz Mardin from Istanbul Medical Chamber; and Kanuni Keklik, the Head of the Department of Migration Health under the Ministry of Health Directorate General of Public Health will present their evaluations on the subject.

Please register by filling out the form on the link to participate in the meeting.
Zoom meeting link will be sent to the participants via e-mail on the day of the meeting.

Barriers to and Facilitators of Migrant Communities’ Access to Health Care

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