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Page 1: Primary Care for Hyndburn’s BME Population

Primary Care for Hyndburn’s BME Population

Dr Fiona Ford MBE FRCGP

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RespectCommunication

Helping patients to understand

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Burden of Ill Health

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More common Younger age

Worse control Improves in Ramadan

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TuberculosisImmigration

Poverty OvercrowdingNon-compliance with treatment

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Genetic Disabilities

• 72% married to a close relative

• 30 families with severe/life threatening conditions

• Awareness & understanding growing

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• adverse life events

• ↓help seeking• ↓ access to MH

services • ↓ GP follow up • Prescribed less

antidepressants• Sicker on referral• Require more

complex help• ↓ completion of

treatment• self harm,

violence & injuryMental Health

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Cultural Alienation

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Virgin Shroud Dorothy Cross

Disempowerment & Despair

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Domestic ViolenceInjury: physical,

mental/emotionalDepression & self harm

Social isolationSelf neglect

Childrens’ ProblemsBehavioural problemsAbsence from school Under achievement

Nutritional problems: iron deficiency anaemia

Dental cariesFrequent illness/injury

Safeguarding issues

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Community Cohesion Extended Family

Faith

Protective Factors

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Vitamin D: a Success Story

Appropriate treatment:- Effective- Vegetarian

Patient education:- Causation - Prevention


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