Leave NO vulnerable people behind in SDGs era- from the viewpoints of health insurance and medical treatment, Necessity of health care system to secure emergency treatment for non-Japanese residents without public health insurance., Factors hindering hospitals from accepting foreign patients: our issues and plans, Welfare state, National health insurance system, Immigrants: Political-Administrative analysis on uninsuredness, Securing and enhancing access to health care for undocumented/irregular migrants: Overseas policies and gap-filling practices

Azusa IWAMOTO; Hideki YAMAMOTO; Takashi SAWADA; Kosuke YASYKAWA; Chihaya HINOHARA; Yuhei SHIMADA; Aiko KOMATSU

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Leave NO vulnerable people behind in SDGs era- from the viewpoints of health insurance and medical treatment, Necessity of health care system to secure emergency treatment for non-Japanese residents without public health insurance., Factors hindering hospitals from accepting foreign patients: our issues and plans, Welfare state, National health insurance system, Immigrants: Political-Administrative analysis on uninsuredness, Securing and enhancing access to health care for undocumented/irregular migrants: Overseas policies and gap-filling practices

VernacularTitle:保険診療へのアクセスが困難な人たちが取り残されないために─SDGs 時代の「移民の健康」における1課題、無保険外国人の緊急医療の現状と制度的対応の必要性、病院における外国籍患者受け入れを阻害する要因：当院の課題と取り組み、福祉国家・国民皆保険・移民─無保険現象の政治行政学的考察、保健医療アクセスに困難を抱えがちな非正規移民への対応：ヨーロッパの事例紹介
Author: Azusa IWAMOTO ¹ ; Hideki YAMAMOTO ² ; Takashi SAWADA ³ ; Kosuke YASYKAWA ² ; Chihaya HINOHARA ⁴ ; Yuhei SHIMADA ⁵ ; Aiko KOMATSU ⁶
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1. National Center for Global health and Medicine, Migrants and Neighbors’ Network Action (MINNA)
2. Committee for Migration and Health, Japan Association for Global Health
3. Department of Environmental Health, Teikyo University Faculty of Pharma-Science/Teikyo University, School of Public Health
4. Minatomachi clinic
5. Faculty of Medicine, University of South Florida
6. International Health Care Center, Center Hospital of the National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Keywords: vulnerable people; health insurance; Universal Health Coverage; medical interpretation; human rights; Unregistered migrant; emergency treatment; health system; Inhibition of hospital visits; language barriers, medical interpreter; status of residence; international patient acceptance system; political determinants of health; welfare state; public administration; immigrants; social policy; undocumented migrants; irregular migrants; entitlement
From:Journal of International Health 2024;39(2):33-48
CountryJapan
Language:Japanese