Multiculturalism and progressive stabilization of migrants present new challenges for national health systems. In particular, clinical practice may benefit from the analysis of their clinical needs and preferred uses of health services. The project aimed at outlining healthcare needs of stabilized migrants presenting chronic diseases in the context of the Italian health system, as well as potential difficulties experienced by healthcare professionals while answering such needs. Based on a preliminary survey on Italian patients, we have devised a novel approach for the concurrent evaluation of patients’ neuropsychological and clinical condition and of healthcare professionals’ representation of patients’ condition and needs. The section of the screening tool dedicated to patients includes standardized tests for neuropsychological assessment and a semi-structured interview for the collection of social, clinical, and psychological data. The section dedicated to healthcare professionals focuses on their cultural representations concerning their work and the engagement of migrant patients towards health. This new approach, by integrating different sources of information, allows for obtaining a multidimensional assessment of patients’ needs and of risk factors in medical assistance.

De Filippis, D., Spinosa, C., Rusich, D., Angelillo, M. T., Bossola, M., Balconi, M., Development of a new approach for neuropsychological and clinical screening in fragile subjects and immigrate patients with chronic disease, Poster, in Proceedings of the "SEPEX – SEPNECA – AIP experimental Joint Conference", (Madrid, 03-06 July 2018), Fundación UNED, Madrid 2018: 63-64 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/131916]

Development of a new approach for neuropsychological and clinical screening in fragile subjects and immigrate patients with chronic disease

De Filippis, Daniela;Angelillo, Maria Teresa;Bossola, Maurizio;Balconi, Michela
2018

Abstract

Multiculturalism and progressive stabilization of migrants present new challenges for national health systems. In particular, clinical practice may benefit from the analysis of their clinical needs and preferred uses of health services. The project aimed at outlining healthcare needs of stabilized migrants presenting chronic diseases in the context of the Italian health system, as well as potential difficulties experienced by healthcare professionals while answering such needs. Based on a preliminary survey on Italian patients, we have devised a novel approach for the concurrent evaluation of patients’ neuropsychological and clinical condition and of healthcare professionals’ representation of patients’ condition and needs. The section of the screening tool dedicated to patients includes standardized tests for neuropsychological assessment and a semi-structured interview for the collection of social, clinical, and psychological data. The section dedicated to healthcare professionals focuses on their cultural representations concerning their work and the engagement of migrant patients towards health. This new approach, by integrating different sources of information, allows for obtaining a multidimensional assessment of patients’ needs and of risk factors in medical assistance.
2018
Inglese
Proceedings of the "SEPEX – SEPNECA – AIP experimental Joint Conference"
SEPEX – SEPNECA – AIP experimental Joint Conference
Madrid
Poster
3-lug-2018
6-lug-2018
Fundación UNED
De Filippis, D., Spinosa, C., Rusich, D., Angelillo, M. T., Bossola, M., Balconi, M., Development of a new approach for neuropsychological and clinical screening in fragile subjects and immigrate patients with chronic disease, Poster, in Proceedings of the "SEPEX – SEPNECA – AIP experimental Joint Conference", (Madrid, 03-06 July 2018), Fundación UNED, Madrid 2018: 63-64 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/131916]
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