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Artículo en Español | PAHO-IRIS | ID: phr-53157

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[RESUMEN]. Objetivo. Identificar el conocimiento, acceso y uso del sistema de salud por parte de adolescentes migrantes, y las barreras para el acceso y uso del sistema de salud en dicha población en Chile. Métodos. Estudio exploratorio observacional, de corte transversal, aplicado en jornada participativa con adolescentes migrantes (N=30) de tres comunas de la ciudad de Santiago, Chile. Estudio multimétodos. Se aplicó una encuesta basal sobre el proceso migratorio y las experiencias en el sistema de salud, con análisis descriptivo de datos. Desde lo cualitativo, se realizaron grupos de discusión (n=5) y talleres participativos (n=2) con adolescentes migrantes. Resultados. El 60% de adolescentes afirmó desconocer si está inscrito en el sistema de salud, y la mitad no lo ha utilizado. Se identificó que el tiempo de residencia es un factor relevante para el uso efectivo de algunas prestaciones de salud. Se reconocieron barreras administrativas para acceder al sistema de salud, como situación migratoria, percepción de obligatoriedad de compañía de adultos, y experiencias de discriminación en la atención. Se identificaron necesidades específicas en salud sexual y reproductiva, como acceso a preservativos, y salud mental en relación a la atención de especialistas. Como facilitadores del acceso y uso se destacaron las experiencias de buen trato, y la presencia del sector salud en las escuelas. Conclusiones. Se identificó desconocimiento del sistema de salud, y diversas barreras de acceso y uso de este por parte de adolescentes migrantes. En base a los resultados se proponen recomendaciones generales para el país y la región referidas a la promoción de la salud de este grupo.


[ABSTRACT]. Objective. To identify the knowledge, access, and use of the health system by migrant adolescents, and the barriers to access and use of the health system in that population in Chile. Methods. Observational, cross-sectional exploratory study applied in a participatory workshop with migrant adolescents (N=30) in three municipalities of the city of Santiago, Chile. Multimethods study. A baseline survey on the migration process and experiences in the health system was applied, with descriptive data analysis. From the qualitative point of view, discussion groups (n=5) and participatory workshops (n=2) were carried out with migrant adolescents. Results. Sixty percent of the adolescents said they did not know if they were registered in the health system, and half of them had not used it. Time of residence was identified as a relevant factor for the effective use of some health benefits. Administrative barriers to access the health system were recognized, such as immigration status, perception of obligatory adult companionship, and experiences of discrimination in care. Specific needs were identified in sexual and reproductive health, such as access to condoms, and mental health care from specialists. As facilitators of access and use, experiences of proper treatment and the presence of the health sector in schools were highlighted. Conclusions. Lack of information about the health system and various barriers to access and use by migrant adolescents were identified. Based on the results, general recommendations are proposed for the country and the region to improve the health of migrant adolescents.


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Emigración e Inmigración , Adolescente , Sistemas de Salud , América Latina , Chile , Emigración e Inmigración , Adolescente , Sistemas de Salud , América Latina
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Rev Panam Salud Publica ; 44: e175, 2020.
Artículo en Español | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-33417659

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OBJECTIVE: To identify the knowledge, access, and use of the health system by migrant adolescents, and the barriers to access and use of the health system in that population in Chile. METHODS: Observational, cross-sectional exploratory study applied in a participatory workshop with migrant adolescents (N=30) in three municipalities of the city of Santiago, Chile. Multimethods study. A baseline survey on the migration process and experiences in the health system was applied, with descriptive data analysis. From the qualitative point of view, discussion groups (n=5) and participatory workshops (n=2) were carried out with migrant adolescents. RESULTS: Sixty percent of the adolescents said they did not know if they were registered in the health system, and half of them had not used it. Time of residence was identified as a relevant factor for the effective use of some health benefits. Administrative barriers to access the health system were recognized, such as immigration status, perception of obligatory adult companionship, and experiences of discrimination in care. Specific needs were identified in sexual and reproductive health, such as access to condoms, and mental health care from specialists. As facilitators of access and use, experiences of proper treatment and the presence of the health sector in schools were highlighted. CONCLUSIONS: Lack of information about the health system and various barriers to access and use by migrant adolescents were identified. Based on the results, general recommendations are proposed for the country and the region to improve the health of migrant adolescents.

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