Most governments have enacted physical or social distancing measures to control COVID-
19 transmission. Yet little is known about the socio-economic trade-offs of these measures …

Background Digital consultations between patients and clinicians increased markedly
during the COVID-19 pandemic, raising questions about equity. Objective This study aimed …

Coverage of migrant and refugee data is incomplete and of insufficient quality in European
health information systems. This is not because we lack the knowledge or technology …

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the health inequalities experienced by many
underserved migrants in the UK, but has also generated unique opportunities to reflect on …

Immigrant populations have been shown to display a disproportionately high mortality
burden during the Covid-19 epidemic in some high-income countries. Individual civil …

Migrant populations have always been vulnerable to a high burden of social exclusion,
mental disorders, physical illnesses, and economic crises. The current COVID-19 pandemic …

The COVID-19 pandemic put pressure on health systems, affecting populations' use of
health services, especially those experiencing increased difficulties in healthcare access, as …

Improving public health affects society in many ways. Improved public health can lead to a
longer and healthier life. Policymakers cannot address all these criteria at the same time due …

Background: Dominant conceptualisations of access to healthcare are limited, framed in
terms of speed and supply. The Candidacy Framework offers a more comprehensive …

Objectives Complementing the well-established evidence base on health inequalities
experienced by migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in the UK; we examined the extent …