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Silvia E Giorguli1, María Adela Angoa2, Elder Lara-Castañeda3

  • 1El Colegio de México. Ciudad de México, México.. sgiorguli@colmex.mx.

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|February 20, 2025
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Area of Science:

  • Public Health
  • Sociology
  • Migration Studies

Context:

  • Recent Venezuelan migration presents unique public health challenges.
  • Understanding the health perceptions of this population is crucial for effective policy.

Purpose:

  • To analyze self-rated health (AS) perceptions among Venezuelan migrants in Colombia, Costa Rica, and Chile.
  • To identify factors associated with health status and changes in health post-migration.

Summary:

  • Significant differences in self-rated health were observed based on sex, occupation, and host city.
  • Women, those outside the workforce, and individuals with pre-existing conditions reported a higher likelihood of health deterioration.
  • Employment type was associated with health disadvantages, while education level was not.

Impact:

  • Findings highlight the need for targeted health interventions for vulnerable migrant groups.
  • Host country policies on migration management, integration, and healthcare access influence migrant health outcomes.