Yves Jackson (Switzerland)

Geneva University Hospital Division of primary care medicine
Yves Jackson works as a primary care physician (Geneva University Hospital) and an academic (University of Geneva). He specialized in internal medicine, tropical diseases and public health and completed his PhD about migrants health. He has been in charge of a primary healthcare structure dedicated to providing access to underserved groups of population. His academic activities include teaching community and internal medicine and public health.

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COVID-19 IN MIGRANT POPULATIONS

Session Name
0140 - COVID-19, COPD, AND DIVERSITY (ID 15)
Date
07.07.2021, Wednesday
Session Time
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Room
Hall 1
Presenter
Lecture Time
04:35 PM - 05:10 PM
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People with a migration background, especially those living in precarious conditions, have been severly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This observation reproted from various European countries highlights the relationships between circumstances of the daily life, at home, at work, in care setting and in the public domain, and health. This talk will explore some key challenges and propose tools to be applied in primary care setting to foster better health equity.

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 Conference Calendar

COVID-19 IN MIGRANT POPULATIONS

Session Name
0140 - COVID-19, COPD, AND DIVERSITY (ID 15)
Date
07.07.2021, Wednesday
Session Time
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Room
Hall 1
Presenter
Lecture Time
04:35 PM - 05:10 PM
Session Icon
Pure Live

Abstract

Abstract Body

People with a migration background, especially those living in precarious conditions, have been severly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This observation reproted from various European countries highlights the relationships between circumstances of the daily life, at home, at work, in care setting and in the public domain, and health. This talk will explore some key challenges and propose tools to be applied in primary care setting to foster better health equity.

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