INTRODUCTION
This assignment demonstrates the health grade, cultural beliefs, norms and issues disturbing the well-being status of refugees in Australia. The people who live outside from their country of nationality or away from their routine habitation are known as refugees (Karlsen, E. 2011). They came from different countries, cultures, customs and languages, so they experience various difficulties while interacting with indigenous people of that land and results in deprivation of accessibility and acceptability of health services and other facilities provided by government of that country and further referred as culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) group due to language barriers. This essay will explain the significant statistics, …show more content…
2011). The refugees migrates from their native countries when they experience torture, harassment, got deported, country money crisis or in hope of good earning in other countries. In Australia majority of these people arrived from Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Egypt and Libya (Karlsen, E 2014). The census conducted by Population and housing department in 2011 stated that the number of refugees or migrants arrived in Australia between 2001 to 2010 was around 1.6 million which was almost twice than the past. In 1981 to 1990 as well as 1991 to 2000 number of people came to Australia were 783,000 and 787,000 respectively. The population of Australia was 23.13 million in 2011 and near …show more content…
2003). For instance, females from developing countries avoid to visit male doctors for physical check-up, so they delay their check-ups. Doctors also find difficulty to examine the patients with different language because it make hard for doctors to understand the condition and expressions of patient and patient also do not like to accept that behaviour of physicians and avoid to seek help from medical
This assignment demonstrates the health grade, cultural beliefs, norms and issues disturbing the well-being status of refugees in Australia. The people who live outside from their country of nationality or away from their routine habitation are known as refugees (Karlsen, E. 2011). They came from different countries, cultures, customs and languages, so they experience various difficulties while interacting with indigenous people of that land and results in deprivation of accessibility and acceptability of health services and other facilities provided by government of that country and further referred as culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) group due to language barriers. This essay will explain the significant statistics, …show more content…
2011). The refugees migrates from their native countries when they experience torture, harassment, got deported, country money crisis or in hope of good earning in other countries. In Australia majority of these people arrived from Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Egypt and Libya (Karlsen, E 2014). The census conducted by Population and housing department in 2011 stated that the number of refugees or migrants arrived in Australia between 2001 to 2010 was around 1.6 million which was almost twice than the past. In 1981 to 1990 as well as 1991 to 2000 number of people came to Australia were 783,000 and 787,000 respectively. The population of Australia was 23.13 million in 2011 and near …show more content…
2003). For instance, females from developing countries avoid to visit male doctors for physical check-up, so they delay their check-ups. Doctors also find difficulty to examine the patients with different language because it make hard for doctors to understand the condition and expressions of patient and patient also do not like to accept that behaviour of physicians and avoid to seek help from medical