Publications by authors named "Fassil Baynesan"
Unlabelled: The sexual and reproductive behaviors of Ethiopians immigrating to Israel have changed drastically as they transition to a new culture. With the postponement of age of marriage and an increase in sexual activity prior to marriage, there is an increased risk of unplanned pregnancy among young people in this group. The increasing rates of unplanned pregnancy among immigrants in developed countries have become a formidable public health challenge.
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- Many Ethiopian immigrants in Israel experience frustration and alienation despite having access to healthcare, highlighting barriers they face when seeking medical assistance.
- The study utilized semi-structured interviews with healthcare providers, immigrants, and interpreters, analyzing the complex relationships affecting healthcare delivery using a socio-ecological framework.
- Key findings indicated that cultural divides significantly impact health-seeking behaviors and interactions; recommendations include integrating cultural mediation and training health professionals as interpreters, along with considering the role of traditional healers in the healthcare system.