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The inaugural Refugee and Migrant Health National seminar which took place on December 9th, provided an inclusive and participatory space for networking, knowledge exchange and dissemination of migrant health research outcomes, through the Irish World Music Café (Arts and Music). With support from the Health Research Board, this seminar was co-designed by PART-IM research cluster (Participatory and Arts-Based Methods Involving Migrants in Health Research) (Lead: Professor Helen Phelan) and the School of Medicine’s World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for Migrants’ Involvement in Health Research (Director: Professor Anne MacFarlane) and Doras (NGO for Refugees and Migrants). The seminar provided a platform to showcase migrant health research outcomes. It also included the launch of PART IM resources for arts-based research and showcased a WHO guidance.For more information, click here.
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