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Creating consumer satisfaction in maternity care: the neglected needs of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees

2007-03-01

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An estimated 190 million people are now living outside their countries of birth or citizenship, and the rate of this migration is expected to remain high. The resulting growing cultural and ethnic diversity in societies adds specific challenges to the requirement of delivering public services such as health care to consumers. Globally, about half of the migrant population are women. Migrants' outcomes of pregnancy...

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10.1111/j.1470-6431.2006.00582.x
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