Recent studies found refugee claimant women to have a high number of postpartum health and social concerns that were not being addressed by the Canadian health care system. The current project aimed to gain greater understanding of the barriers these vulnerable migrant women face in accessing health...
Access to Health Care: The Experiences of Refugee and Refugee Claimant Women in Hamilton, Ontario Using a social-determinants-of-health framework, this article explores the accessibility of health services from the viewpoints of service providers (n = 9... KB Newbold,J Cho,M Mckeary - 《Journa...
New immigrant, refugee claimant, and migrant women face various barriers to healthcare due to the lack of public health insurance coverage. This retrospective s... WilsonMitchell,Karline,Rummens,... 被引量: 15发表: 2013年 Aesthetic Experience in Creative Process to claim that Lewis "returned ...
24,25 Refugee claimants use the IFHP for both basic and supplemental coverage, whereas government-assisted and privately sponsored refugees receive provincial health insurance for basic coverage and the IFHP for supplemental coverage, generally for the first year of resettlement. However, refugees and ...
Like immigrants, refugees experience similar problems. For example, a qualitative study that involved convention refugees (n = 27) and refugee claimant (n = 28) mothers revealed that the mothers had difficulties accessing care when needed. The difficulties were due to income level, health...
government-assisted refugees (GARs), privately sponsored refugees (PSRs) and the newer and smaller shared sponsorship programs (i.e. Blended Visa Office-Referred—BVOR; Joint Assistance Sponsorship—JAS). Others come through the reactiveasylumstream as refugee claimants who seek asylum after arrival ...
As long ago as 1997, the auditor general determined that, with respect to refugee determination, “The current process does not quickly grant Canada’s protection to claimants who genuinely need it. Furthermore, it does not discourage from claiming refugee status those who do not requi...
In Canada, refugee claimants are given temporary immigration status, making access to health care services challenging. While the federal government determines the entitlements granted to refugee claimants, provinces are responsible for delivering health care services. This qualitative ...
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IN APRIL, Minister Jason Kenney announced changes to the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP), in a move that according to physicians means cuts to the health coverage of approximately 128,000 refugees and claimants. Medical professionals quickly organized to resist the cuts. Their important work...