Migration around the world generates both individual and public health issues. The mechanisms that can be responsible for obstacles to health, in particular delay in access to rights and care, renunciation of care, including preventive care, are complex and poorly understood. They bring into play multiple institutional and individual or community factors for the people concerned.
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The stakes are high because health and access to health are factors, even recognized conditions for integration and for socio-economic development, avoiding marginalization and exclusion. Understanding of these mechanisms by socio-health professionals at the various levels of the health system pyramid is essential to improve access to health for these vulnerable populations.
Goals
By making extensive use of the social sciences, the objective of this teaching is to train health professionals in the problems of access to care, renunciation, etc. to enable them to intervene at different levels of the socio-health system.
Targeted skills
Enable health professionals to give them the tools to bypass the obstacles to healthcare and help improve the health status of migrant populations and improve their knowledge of: the determinants of health of migrant populations, individual health issues and collective, the mechanisms of obstacles to care or forgoing care
Main outlets
All positions and functions in the various areas of the socio-health pyramid having contact with migrant populations and in particular doctors (general practitioners or specialists), health executives, nurses, midwives, social workers, psychologists, executives and staff administrators of the socio-health sectors, health mediators or associative stakeholders.
Organization of training
Duration
Beginning of classes: January
End of classes: June
Total hourly volume of theoretical teaching: 89 hours.
Course dates
January to June
– Week from January 11 to 15, 2021
. Week from 08 to 12 March 2021
. Week of May 17 to 21, 2021
Organisation
Teaching spread over the year over 3 full-time weeks (weekends not included).
Training sites: University Paris 13 (Bobigny Campus).
Knowledge check
- Writing of a dissertation, with oral defense (60% of the final mark)
- Mandatory attendance at lessons (40% of the final mark)
- No catch-up session
To validate the Migrant Health DU, trainees must obtain a score ≥ 10/20.
Validation : University Diploma in Migrant Health.
Candidature 2020/2021
Apply on the site, between the May 15 and October 30, 2020
. Download and submit your supporting documents
. Validate your information (note: the application software is not necessarily compatible with mobile phones and tablets)
. After acceptance of your application by the educational committee of the DU and after you have confirmed your favorable opinion, the final registration will be done on the link which will be communicated to you by email
. A professional training contract will be established upon your administrative registration.
Programme
Download the complete file
Conditions d’admission
- General practitioners or specialists
- Health executives
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Social workers
- Psychologists
- Managers and administrative staff of the socio-health sectors
- Health mediators or associations
Registration authorization is granted on file by the DU pedagogical committee.
Training costs 2020/2021 (training costs + user rights)
Training costs depending on your status:
Preferential rate: 390 € (if you are in initial training with student OR graduate status for less than 2 years)
Continuing education rate: € 1,300 (in all other situations)
User rights: 243 euros (Masters level fees defined by ministerial decree, final in July of each year).
Contact
Faculty of Health, Medicine, Human Biology
74 rue Marcel CACHIN – 93017 Bobigny cedex
Build. de l’Illustration, mezzanine – Office M. 114
Training manager: Meriem SAFI – Tel: 01 48 38 89 93 – Mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You must enable JavaScript to view it.
Opening time : . Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. / 1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m.
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