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Current letter to the editor reflects on a series of papers published in Clinical Social Work Journal (1-3) on refugee’s and migrant’s health care during the new 2015-2018 crisis. The unpreparedness of most Original Article 77 Original Articles Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Vol. 9 No. 3 2018 Several papers have been published concerning the new roles of Health Care Workers in the Migrant and Refugee crisis, including in the Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention (1-3). As seen in those papers, the role of other-than-doctor (OTD) Health Care Workers (HCW) is a part of the work of essential Physicians and Nurses among arrived migrants. Refugees, Physiotherapists in rehabilitation of post war victims; midwifery in deliveries of migrant mothers in the field; rescuers in acute cases of those escaping their houses and traveling via the Mediterranean Route with the risk of life-threatening events on the sea (drowning) and crossing borders (asthma, diabetes). Table 1 shows all the new challenges they have to face (HCW OTD-HCW) due the new situation after 2015 refugee crisis. References 1. MOLNAROVA K, ONDOVA P, ZOLLER K, ADAMCOVA A et al (2017) Low Number of Neuroinfections in Migrants to Greece from Syria and Iraq Comparison to Migrants from Burundi and Congo to Rwanda. Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Vol. 8 No. 2 2017 2. BELOVICOVA M, LISKOVA A, HRINDOVA T et al (2017) Low Prevalence of MRSA in Physiotherapy and Gym Facilities in a Greek Refugee Camp. Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Vol. 8 No. 2 2017. 3. KHALED I, ALI HAJ P, KRCMERY V, KALATOVA D, GALLOVA A, BAK T, SCHUMMAN I, DUDOVA Z, ZOLLER K, REITH B, OBTULOVIC M, OLAH M, HRINDOVA T, BELOVICOVA M (2017) non-doctor Health Care Workers solve health and social problems migrants and refugees have due to the lack of language and education in migrant/refugee health and related topics. The majority of V4 + Austria countries deal with, but very few teach socio-legal problems of children and mothers; reunifications of families; humanitarian deals; tropical diseases; other subjects which appeared from the praxis during these four years of migrant crisis in Greece/Italy, where 1.5million per year of immigrants and refugees escaped via Balkan or Mediterranean Route and are potential V4 citizens. Table 1: New events in Health Care with OTD-HCW, challenges after the 2015 Refugee crisis Profession New events to be solved Podiatrists Wound therapy, assisting in field surgeries Physiotherapy Wound therapy, amputation assistance Midwifery Field births of pregnant women Rescuers Diabetic coma, asthmatic status, myocardial infarction, strokes, allergic & anaphylactic reactions Dental assistants Complete dental care if no dentist available Medical technology Field lab, point of care tests, RDTs Public Health Community Health, water & sanitation interventions, epidemics prevention Nutritionist Anti-malnutrition Program for children & mothers Social worker Social protection of children, unification of families 78 Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Vol. 9 No. 3 2018 Spectrum of infections in physiotherapy and rehabilitation ward for war victims and veterans from Iraq and Syria (short note). Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention. 8. 26-28. 10.22359/cswhi_8_2_05. 4. ALI HAJ P et al (2016) Are migrants from Middle East carriers of multi-resistant bacteria? Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Vol. 7 No. 3 2016 2.

Expanded Education in Rescue in Physiotherapy and Nursing in V4 – Adaptation for Refugee Crisis (Letter)