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- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT classification A1.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT date "2022".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT language "eng".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT type journalArticle.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT hasPart 01GQH8XN8X4H0RXRTB2S1RN28H.pdf.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT subject "Medicine and Health Sciences".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT subject "Social Sciences".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT doi "10.1186/s12939-022-01672-x".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT issn "1475-9276".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT issue "1".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT volume "21".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT abstract "Background In high income countries, racialized/ethnic minorities are disproportionally affected by COVID-19. Despite the established importance of community involvement in epidemic preparedness, we lack in-depth understanding of these communities' experiences with and responses to COVID-19. We explored information and prevention needs, coping mechanisms with COVID-19 control measures and their impact on lived experiences among selected racialized/ethnic minority communities. Methods This qualitative rapid assessment conducted in Antwerp/Belgium used an interpretative and participatory approach. We included migrant communities with geographic origins ranging from Sub-Saharan Africa, North-Africa to the Middle East, Orthodox Jewish communities and professional community workers. Data were collected between May 2020-May 2021 through key informant-, in-depth interviews and group discussions (N = 71). Transcripts were analyzed inductively, adopting a reflexive thematic approach. A community advisory board provided feedback throughout the research process. Results Participants indicated the need for tailored information in terms of language and timing. At the start of the epidemic, they perceived official public health messages as insufficient to reach all community members. Information sources included non-mainstream (social) media and media from home countries, hampering a nuanced understanding of virus transmission mechanisms and local and national protection measures. Participants felt the measures' most negative impact on their livelihoods (e.g. loss of income, disruption of social and immigration support). Economic insecurity triggered chronic stress and fears at individual and family level. High degrees of distrust in authorities and anticipated stigma were grounded in previously experienced racial and ethnic discrimination. Community-based initiatives mitigated this impact, ranging from disseminating translated and tailored information, providing individual support, and successfully reaching community members with complex needs (e.g. the elderly, digitally illiterate people, those with small social networks or irregular legal status). Conclusion Study participants' narratives showed how coping with and responding to COVID-19 was strongly intertwined with socio-economic and ethnic/racial characteristics. This justifies conceptualizing COVID-19 a social disease. At the same time, communities demonstrated resilience in responding to these structural vulnerabilities. From a health equity perspective, we provide concrete policy recommendations grounded in insights into communities' structural vulnerabilities and resilience.".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author 72bc9d1f-a70f-11ec-b819-b5418ba3c56a.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:1a115118-056c-4b92-96ba-67b2eb77e228.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:371130b5-50b6-41d2-8b1a-d3b4448b8b42.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:37946ab3-c4c4-4e47-81e7-02fcfe9efafd.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:3edfd8cb-09ac-4bac-9dae-b332895325c6.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:41a08007-de92-4a4f-95ae-04e969baedbc.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:54ed4244-7123-4dd4-9108-379a7ed2a2a2.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:63e514b6-2063-4bb4-9a23-c74fa3097a45.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:7ed86d15-2e01-4c08-97da-722c1b37c501.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:b339dd89-bf6d-4e46-bdda-80cec0109fe9.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT author urn:uuid:ea4361f3-9702-4c13-97b0-579267dee2fa.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT dateCreated "2023-01-24T06:53:11Z".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT dateModified "2024-10-29T17:58:26Z".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT name "COVID-19 as a social disease : qualitative analysis of COVID-19 prevention needs, impact of control measures and community responses among racialized/ethnic minorities in Antwerp, Belgium".
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT pagination urn:uuid:f2b2bf5a-fcf3-4f54-a89f-42815a2d2ee5.
- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT publisher urn:uuid:750c8186-ddb1-4e02-a9d7-ecb2add844aa.
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- 01GQH8TN5E7MKZAH3CGN2PH8JT type A1.