Skip to main content. Main Menu Utility Menu Search. Anna Stansbury Ph. Candidate in Economics. Citation: Anna Stansbury. The downward trend in EU immigration is a recent phenomenon. Immigration from the EU had consistently increased from to , in large part due to the arrival of Southern European and Romanian nationals. The different sources of data on migration and migrants in the UK are not always consistent with each other. There are various reasons for this, including differences in how data sources define migrants; known uncertainty in the estimates, which come with margins of error; and unknown sources of error, such as that arising from the fact that not everyone agrees to participate in official surveys.
This means that it is often sensible to look at the overall picture across several data sources, rather than focusing on short-term changes in a single dataset. ONS has identified several limitations in current data sources, and is currently developing new approaches to producing migration statistics to address them.
This is likely to lead to substantial changes in official migration data between now and The foreign-born will include some people who are born abroad to UK citizen parents. However, it is usually still the preferred definition when using data on the migrant population, and especially change in the population over time. Moreover, data on non-UK citizens also include many UK-born children of migrants who have themselves never migrated.
Download Briefing. An estimated 3. More… There were an estimated 3. More… Poland was the top country of birth among the EU-born in , followed by Romania and Ireland. More… EU immigration fell substantially after the Brexit referendum. Bulgaria and Romania, which became a part of the EU in and to which free movement to the UK was extended in EU Other. Malta and Cyprus joined the EU in , and Croatia joined in Figure 1.
Then he must do better on immigration News. Newsletter sign up Follow us on twitter Like us on facebook Watch us on vimeo. The method used can be adapted for different population groups, geographical locations and healthcare settings. Much of the research evidence around ethnic health inequalities in the UK focuses on previously established minority ethnic groups rather than more recent EU migrants.
The findings have implications for NHS service providers, helping to ensure that Eastern European migrants are getting the best possible service.
To achieve this NHS service providers need to engage with these communities to inform them of what services they are entitled to, how services are delivered, how they can access and use them appropriately. Communication should use a variety of methods including social media, traditional media, and focusing on places and times where they meet. Accession countries that joined the EU in with transitional arrangements Romania and Bulgaria.
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Ffion Curtis from the Lincoln Institute of Health for clarifying the appropriate tools to assess the quality of the included publications. This study is the first of three studies that constitutes a PhD thesis. For the duration of the systematic scoping review, half of the tuition fees were funded by the College of Social Science at the University of Lincoln, UK. The funders had no role in the design and conduct of the study; collection, management, analysis and interpretation of the data; preparation, review or approval of the manuscript or decision to submit the manuscript for publication.
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Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative. Skip to main content. Search all BMC articles Search. Download PDF. Abstract Background The UK has experienced significant immigration from Eastern Europe following European Union EU expansion in , which raises the importance of equity and equality for the recent immigrants.
Methods An initial search of nine databases produced relevant publications.
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