Bernabe-Gelot A. [Migrant health and ethical requirements].
SOINS; LA REVUE DE REFERENCE INFIRMIERE 2020;
65:24-27. [PMID:
32563502 DOI:
10.1016/s0038-0814(20)30048-7]
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Abstract
Migrants' health is a subject that is often called up for aspects that are often presented as negative (insecurity, carelessness of public finances, major cultural replacement) in the name of which suspicion and rejection take hold. This vision does not survive the factual analysis of public health, social and economic data. Nevertheless, National Consultative Ethics Committee in its opinion 127 in 2017 draws up a serious, and still topical, assessment of the situation with regard to the health of migrants. In it, he denounced the use of migrant health care as an instrument for political purposes and advocated hospitality and fraternity.
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