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Refugees and general practitioners: partners in care? = Vluchtelingen en huisartsen: bondgenoten in de zorg?
Feldmann, C.T. Refugees and general practitioners: partners in care? = Vluchtelingen en huisartsen: bondgenoten in de zorg? Tilburg: Universiteit van Tilburg, 2006. 146 p.
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The aim of this study is to explore the reflections, perceptions and opinions of former refugees and GPs in the Netherlands concerning their encounters. The aim is not to arrive at a ‘generalised thruth’ based on the evidence of numbers, but to gain an insight into how interaction processes are perceived and reflected on by both parties, and learn from the confrontation of their perspectives.
The principal question is: which factors lead to success or failure in the way a working relationship develops between a refugee patient and a GP/ care provider, viewed from the perspective of both refugees and GPs?
The principal question is: which factors lead to success or failure in the way a working relationship develops between a refugee patient and a GP/ care provider, viewed from the perspective of both refugees and GPs?
The aim of this study is to explore the reflections, perceptions and opinions of former refugees and GPs in the Netherlands concerning their encounters. The aim is not to arrive at a ‘generalised thruth’ based on the evidence of numbers, but to gain an insight into how interaction processes are perceived and reflected on by both parties, and learn from the confrontation of their perspectives.
The principal question is: which factors lead to success or failure in the way a working relationship develops between a refugee patient and a GP/ care provider, viewed from the perspective of both refugees and GPs?
The principal question is: which factors lead to success or failure in the way a working relationship develops between a refugee patient and a GP/ care provider, viewed from the perspective of both refugees and GPs?