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Migration and Health: and Equality of Opportunity Dr. Sylvie Schuster

Migration and Health: Diversity and Equality of Opportunity

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Über 200 Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer haben an der Nationalen Tagung des Schweizer Netzwerkes „Migrant-Friendly Hospitals (MFH) am 19. September 2013 in Bern teilgenommen, welche mit Unterstützung des Bundesamtes für Gesundheit organisiert wurde. Die MFH-Spitäler (u.a. die Universitätsspitäler Genf, Lausanne und Basel, UKBB) sowie internationale Referenten haben ihre konkreten Erfahrungen im Umgang mit der zunehmenden kulturellen und sprachlichen Diversität im Gesundheitsbereich vorgestellt. Präsentation von Dr. Sylvie Schuster, Zuständige für Diversity Management im USB

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Migration and Health:

and Equality of Opportunity

Dr. Sylvie Schuster

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Dimensions of Diversity

• Gender

• Nationality

• Language

• Sexual orientation

• Age etc.

� Cultural Diversity

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Cultural Diversity

How can cultural diversity be grasped?

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Demographic Shift Canton Basel-City

1987: 2011:

1987

Deutschland12.2%

Italien32.0%

Türkei14.0%

Jugoslaw ien9.3%

Übrige8.8%

Sri Lanka0.8%

Österreich2.1%

USA1.2%

Frankreich2.9%

Indien0.5%

Grossbritannien1.5%

Portugal1.4%

Spanien13.2%

2011

Deutschland

23.2%

Italien

12.5%

Türkei

10.5%

Übrige

18.1% Slowenien

0.2% Bosnien-

Herzegowina

1.2%

Sri Lanka

1.4% Kroatien

1.6% Österreich

1.8%

USA

2.0%

Frankreich

2.3%

Indien

2.4%

Grossbritannien

3.1%

Mazedonien

3.5%

Portugal

4.3%

Spanien

4.6% Serbien,

Montenegro, Kosovo

7.3%

1987

Schweiz

79.6%

Ausland

20.4%

2011

Schweiz

66.6%

Aus land

33.4%

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University Hospital of Basel

(UHBS)

�Out-patients 2011:• A total of 179’570 patients• Proportion of ‘non-Swiss’ patients: 64’011 (35.6%)

• Within a random sample up to 58%

�Employees 2011:

• A total of 5’638 employees

• Proportion of ‘non-Swiss’ employees with place of residence in Switzerland: 1,466 (26%)

• Including employees without place of residence in Switzerland: 42.7%

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25th anniversary of the interpreter service UHBS

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25th anniversary of the interpreter service UHBS

Available languages:

1987:

Turkish

2012:

Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic,

Azerbaijani, Bamileke, Bengali,

Croatian / Serbian, Bulgarian,

Chinese (Cantonese / Mandarin),

Dari, English, Pidgin English,

Ewondo, French, Greek, Hindi, Italian,

Croatian, Kurdish (Kurmanci / Zazaca/

Sorani / Bahdinani), Luhya,

Lithuanian, Macedonian, Mongolian,

Pashto, Persian etc.

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Project UHBS

� Target group:� Patients with immigration background

� USB employees

� Out- and in-patients

� Measurements:� Improving hospital processes in patient care� Promoting research, education and training� Optimizing and extending the hospitals’ interpreter

service

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Sample at an out-patient clinic – February 2011

• In the policlinic of the Women’s Hospital 178 out of

302 patients had an immigration background (58%)

and 106 were Swiss nationals (35%).

• Only 5 out of 21 employees (medical staff/ midwives)

were Swiss nationals.

• Interpreting was carried out by:• Professional interpreters: 11

• Hospital employees: 2

• Accompanying persons 23

• Medical Doctors (in person) 18

• Not specified 4

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Optimizing and extending the hospitals‘

interpreter service

�Development of internal

guidelines

� General rules

� When to call an interpreter?

� Which one?

� How to organize an

interpreter?

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Optimizing the use of interpreter service

�Staff information by training, intranet and print

media

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Patient-Provider-Interpreter Triad

Interpreter

Health care

provider

Patient

�Providing information

�Access to services

�Training

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Optimizing the use of interpreter service

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Optimizing the use of interpreter service

� Information on interpreting services

within training for health care

providers on cultural competence,

first year information session etc.

� Training of health professionals on

how to collaborate with interpreters

best.

� Further information:www.unispital-

basel.ch/kursprogramm or

[email protected]

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Call to Action

� Ensure that health professionals know when and why to

work with professional interpreters, in order to make

appropriate decisions concerning communication with

allophone patients.

� Ensure that both health professionals and interpreters

are trained in how best to collaborate to ensure quality

and safety in health care for allophone patients.

� Develop a national-level solution for financing health care

interpreting.

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Thank you very much for your attention!

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For further information please contact:

[email protected]