Migracije in zdravje med pandemijo covida-19: Projekt Sonar-Global v Sloveniji in Franciji

KRAMPL, PIA (author), Čebron Lipovec, Uršula (mentor), Zwitter Vitez, Ana (mentor)

Avtorica v skupnem magistrskem delu izhaja iz gradiva o slovenski in francoski raziskavi COVID-19: Ocena ranljivosti in vključevanje skupnosti, ki sta potekali v okviru mednarodnega projekta Sonar-Global, in na podlagi etnografskega gradiva, zbranega v slovenski raziskavi, ki je potekala leta 2021 v Ljubljani in v Pomurju. Primerjalno analizira nekatere vidike slovenske in francoske raziskave ter nastala priporočila za odločevalce, vzporeja slovenski in francoski prevod angleških raziskovalnih orodij (vprašalnikov), uporabljenih za izvedbo intervjujev v raziskavi, in raziskuje povezavo migracij in zdravja ter dostopa do zdravstva v Sloveniji med pandemijo covida-19, pri čemer se osredotoča na ljudi na poti. V zbranem gradivu so bili to begunke_ci, prosilke_ci za azil in osebe z dovoljenjem za zadrževanje. Pokaže na dejavnike, ki presegajo le formalni dostop do zdravstvenih storitev in vplivajo na zdravje in dobrobit ljudi na poti.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: pandemija, covid-19, migracija, zdravje, zdravstvo, ljudje na poti, begunci
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Organization: FF - Faculty of Arts
• Year: 2024
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-163867
• Publication date in RUL: 14.10.2024

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Migration and Health During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Sonar-Global Project in Slovenia and France

Abstract

The author's joint master's thesis is based on materials about the Slovene and French study COVID-19: Vulnerability Assessment and Community Engagement, which was carried out as a part of the Sonar-Global project, and on ethnographic material collected in the Slovene part of the project (in 2021 in Ljubljana and the Pomurje region). The author carries out a comparative analysis of the Slovene and the French study and of the recommendations for policy makers, compares the Slovene and French translations of the English research instruments (questionnaires) that were used for the interviews in the studies, and studies the connection of migration, health, and access to healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic in Slovenia. Doing that, she focuses on people on the move (in the present research, these were refugees, asylum seekers and persons with permission to remain in the Republic of Slovenia). She demonstrates some factors that go beyond the formal and actual access to healthcare and, being connected to migration, influence the health and well-being of people on the move.

• Keywords: pandemic, COVID-19, migration, health, healthcare, people on the move, refugees