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Patients of a “street medicine” clinics in Brazil, “World’s Doctors”

2023-08-31

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>“Street medicine” offers a complementary approach for marginalized population’s challenges, usually out of reach by the tradition health system. Our purpose is to describe the sociodemographic profile and the health-related challenges of patients served by a “street medicine” NGO. We analyzed retrospectively the patient cohort (2,226 patients) attending the “World’s Doctors” street-base...

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f8e42bca-2152-5e4a-a2d2-99592aa3c40a
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3290639/v1
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