Training modules include health monitoring, infectious diseases and vaccination; legal aspects of primary health care for refugees and migrants; patient–provider interaction; mental health and psychological support; sexual and reproductive health; child health; and chronic diseases and health promotion.
Modules include migrant and refugee health policies; strengthening institutional capacity; development of migrant-sensitive health systems; and vulnerabilities and specific health concerns.
EQUI-HEALTH was launched in 2013 by the Migration Health Division of the Regional Office for Europe of the International Organization for Migration. The project includes training packages for continuing education on migrant health for law enforcement officers and health care providers. Modules focus on aspects of migration, ethics, public health and intercultural competence.
Training focused on skill development, and modules include intercultural competence and sensitivity; health of migrants and ethnic minorities and their utilization of health care; professional skills; and knowledge application regarding health care services. Additional modules covered specific target groups and health concerns.